Horisont - Sheldon Churchyard

Thursday, time for a cover.

"Sheldon Churchyard" is a song by Larry Jon Wilson from the 1976 album "Let Me Sing My Song To You". The tune is a groovy and a funky piece with some country vocals! Larry Jon Wilson (October 7, 1940 – June 21, 2010) was an American country singer, guitarist and musician. He recorded "Through the Eyes of Little Children" and "I Betcha Heaven's on a Dirt Road".

Sweden's HORISONT used their downtime to record a cover of "Sheldon Churchyard", originally produced and released by country musician Larry Jon Wilson.

The band comments on the idea of the recordings: "As big fans of country music we wanted to do a couple of songs that people might not expect from us. Still, we wanted them to sound like Horisont. So we set up at Let Them Swing Studio and hit the record button just to see where the songs took us. This is the result. Let Them Swing Studio is a recording studio in the countryside outside of Gothenburg, Sweden, owned and run by Kim and Malin. They rebuilt an old barn on their property and set it up for live recording. With no neighbours in sight, it's an ideal place to make noise 24-7. A weekend mixed of relaxed creativity and fun."

Enjoy today's cover!



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Tune Of The Day - Top 50 - 2017 (40 - 31)

Here is the next batch of 10 records that we have choose to qualify to the best albums that 2017 have given us. Here is the albums between 40 - 31. Today's tune will be publish later on this evening. So here we go!

40. Accept – The Rise Of Chaos

The band continues to release metal tunes with with grandeur and precision.

39. Primitive Man – Caustic

"Caustic" offering of soul-crushing blackened doom and noise-ridden claustrophobia, it's dirty, well-made and full of anger, like the contractions of childbirth or when you get hit with a concert block right in your face.

38. Ne Obliviscaris – Urn

”Urn” have created a force to be reckoned with.

37. Royal Thunder – Wick

Wick is a big hearted rock album, an much-needed antidote.

36. Kreator – Gods Of Violence

With "Gods of Violence", KREATOR hold close the ferocity that made their ’80s works innovative while finding a newfound grandiosity to compliment it.

35. Black Country Communion – BCCIV

An excellent reunion of these rockers.

34. Sorcerer – The Crowning Of The  Fire King

70 minutes of pure doom with global sharp riffs.

33. Jesper Binzer – Dying Is Easy

"Dying Is Easy” is the first soloalbum from Jesper. And you won’t cut your hair after a spinn of this, well done Jesper.

32. Horisont – About Time

It's "About Time" you get this! Read the Review here!

31. Troubled Horse – Revolution on Repeat

The Swedes have created an album with a lot of atmosphere and originality.

Today's tune comes a little later, it will one of these, don't miss it.