Review by Shawn Camp

Eugene Chadbourne's latest album, Two Headed Bastard On The Way, is a wild and unpredictable ride through a variety of genres and styles. Chadbourne, known for his experimental approach to music, delivers a collection of songs that are both challenging and rewarding for the listener.

The album opens with the frenetic "Two Headed Bastard", a punk rock track with lyrics that are both humorous and politically charged. From there, Chadbourne takes the listener on a journey through country, blues, jazz, and even classical music, all with his unique spin on each genre.

One standout track is "The Hippy From New York City", a bluesy number that features Chadbourne's signature distorted guitar sound and witty lyrics about a free-spirited woman. Another highlight is "The Alamo", a haunting instrumental piece that showcases Chadbourne's skill on the banjo.

Summary by Shawn Camp

Two Headed Bastard On The Way is an album that will appeal to fans of avant-garde and experimental music. Chadbourne's willingness to push boundaries and defy categorization makes for a thrilling listening experience.