Rattlesnakes In The Kitchen from Ida Clare

Louisville, KY’s Ida Clare has a new single today, one with the intriguing title Rattlesnakes in the Kitchen. Nobody wants that!

But seriously, Ida Clare brings a unique sound to bluegrass, blending rock music with the traditional sounds of the banjo and mandolin. It’s an intentional mixture, with Robin Thixton on banjo and Lea Cockrell on guitar serving up the grass, while Jim Wheatley on mandolin and Nick Stevens on bass provide the rock influence.

Wheatley wrote and sings Rattlesnakes in the Kitchen, a song about an apocalyptic future, or perhaps a truly mad dream.

Ida Clare flys both the rock and bluegrass flags proudly, as you can hear in this track.

Rattlesnakes in the Kitchen is available now from popular download and streaming services online.

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