With echoes of Patsy Cline, Emmy Lou Harris, Lucinda Williams and The Dixie Chicks, The WIldflower Revue's debut record of ten haunting original songs and three surprising covers, is an exquisite homage to traditional country/folk/Americana, with a unique and current texture all it's own.

With Grace

Ain't No Grave

Seventeen

Mourning Dove

West Franklin

Psycho Killer

All Out of Blue

Steel

Don't Call It Country

Bad News

This southern girl-group’s self-titled debut, overflowing with mountain melodies, hillbilly harmonies and tales of sin-soaked outlaw heroines, is both an exquisite homage to the roots of traditional southern musicality, and a genre-crossing tour de force with a unique and modern texture all it’s own.

Amy Garland Angel, Mandy McBryde and Bonnie Montgomery's interwoven vocals -- soulful, timeless, tinged by folk and bluegrass -- are stunning, and the ten original songs and three surprising covers are laced with a harmonic power reminiscent of Dolly Parton, Emmylou Harris and Linda Ronstadt's Trio project.

A stunning collection of alt-country, Americana and folk, The Wildflower Revue resonates with the independent spirit of artists such as the Dixie Chicks and Lucinda Williams, but is resolutely stamped by the talents of these three Arkansas singers.