Modbilly, the latest release from The Boxmasters finds the band accomplishing a most remarkable feat of releasing three records in less than one year.

Modbillly is the powerful, masterful sound of The Boxmasters doing what they do best and daring to go even deeper.

Having hit the road hard in 2008 following the release of their acclaimed debut effort The Boxmasters, these musical warriors are now back to tell more stories as only they can -- some of their own previously untold stories, as well as some more familiar tales that they have somehow made all their own. The impressive result is Modbilly -- a rousing musical double dose that's shot full of fears and doubt, yet ultimately makes a courageous, heartfelt and life-affirming statement from a group of guys who've been there and done that at least a few times and definitely know what they're talking about.

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"This time, I think everyone can hear that The Boxmasters are for real," says the group's W. R. "Bud" Thornton. "We mean what we say and we say what we mean, and more than ever, we feel really privileged to put this music out there and share it with people."

Modbilly represents considerably more than simply the Second Coming of The Boxmasters. Of course, technically speaking, Modbilly is actually the Third Coming of The Boxmasters since this wildly productive, wildly talented and just plain wild group's second album was in fact their late 2008 seasonal offering Christmas Cheer, a singular celebration of the good, the bad and the ugly spirit of the Yuletide.

And as it turns out, the third time is the charm here since Modbilly reflects another great leap forward for The Boxmasters – clearly, there is even more blood on these particular tracks. The core band -- Thornton on drums, lead and harmony vocals, J.D. Andrew on bass and guitar and harmony vocals and Mike Butler on guitar, Dobro and lap steel -- makes good on the group's original intention to dare to find out -- as Thornton has put it -- "what would happen if you put together Mott the Hopple and the Louvin Brothers?"