Middle Class Rut
No Name No Color

Sound: Driving home late one night after a jam-session a good distance from my house a few days ago and finding myself without a good CD, I found myse...

Two can be as powerful, potent and full bodied as four. This has been a point well proven over the years by the likes of Winnebago Deal, The Black Key...

My first experience with Sacramento’s Middle Class Rut was back in 2009, when they were opening Social Distortion’s 30th anniversary tour. My first th...

Ike and Tina, Bill and Hillary, Starsky and Hutch. It's amazing what just two people can accomplish together. Middle Class Rut is just two people, dru...

Listening to Middle Class Rut’s debut full-length “No Name No Color”, you’d never guess that this act is a duo. The sound is nothing but massive, but ...

Much as I admire the guy, there are times when I could give Jack White a good kicking. When the White Stripes broke through with their minimally unli...

Until this debut full-length from Middle Class Rut, the only hype that had really stuck to the Sacramento pair concerned numerical values. Specificall...

I first encountered Middle Class Rut in 2008; having heard ‘Busy Bein’ Born’ on the radio, I was immediately captivated by their sound. Somewhere betw...

Ladies and Gentlemen...are you ready to rock Middle Class Rut, a duo hailing from Sacramento, California are dishing out the invites. Crafted over a ...

This debut from Sacramento duo Middle Class Rut was compiled over the course of several years, recorded as it was written in the band’s practice space...