Deer Tick
Black Dirt Sessions

By far not the easiest band to pigeonhole, Deer Tick remain an unanswerable riddle to their fans and most likely appear intolerably dull to casual pas...

Deer Tick comes to the cause of country-not-country with a savior at the front of the pack. John McCauley?s transformation from singer of a rock band ...

The Black Dirt Sessions emerge as proof that after years of fluctuating personnel, Deer Tick have stumbled on an effective formula. The addition of fo...

A few months ago, I reviewed the album Mountains on our Backs by CarCrashLander, and gave it a very good review, because it was a very good album. It ...

I remember when Rock Music belonged to the popular kids. It was all bold statements - Beautiful Girls, Final Countdowns and Flaming Youth. In the age ...

When they played Club Uncut at London?s Borderline last December, a night people I know were talking about well into the New Year, Deer Tick noisily e...

John J McCauley III has what has been described as a "deal-breaker" of a voice. Rough, raw and ragged beyond his years (this Rhode Island country band...

Ragged roots-rock collective Deer Tick wrangled an eclectic indie following with pub-ready musings on life, love and loss on 2007 debut "War Elephant....

The first of their three albums to secure a UK release, The Black Dirt Sessions finds US indie combo Deer Tick mining a rich vein of Americana in ...

Like all true country musicians, Deer Tick’s John McCauley shares his name with his father and grandfather, has an unfashionable moustache and sounds ...