[5] Herrera had first explored country music while in MxPx in 2005, with the track "Late Again" from the Panic album, which featured Parker on guitar.
[7] In January 2008, a music video was released for "Atlantic City", followed by one for "Ballad of a Factory Man" two months later.
[10] The Aquarian Weekly gave it an 'A' rating, with reviewer Alexa Gilmartin calling it "a solid, enjoyable record...a taste of country for the non-believers".
[11] On September 2, 2009, a music video was released for "Butcher of San Antone", directed by Joe the Visualist.
"[3] The band's music has been described as "a twangy mashup of country, folk, and punk sounds featuring acoustic guitar and upright bass".