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Their music is steeped in the heavy blues tradition. The band's unwavering stance and determined attitude come across strongly in their live shows, which have been described as having "boogie-war vengeance" by Rolling Stone music editor David Fricke. Their sound is so authentic that one reviewer famously quipped, "Quick, somebody send a team of scientists down to Austin to interrogate these three crazy Ortiz brothers, because apparently they've developed a time machine".

| Album Title | Year | Album Type | Notes | |---|---|---|---| | Amplified Heat | 2003 | EP | Self-financed debut; later reissued in 2006 with two bonus tracks | | In for Sin | 2004 | Full-length | Label debut on Arclight Records | | How Do You Like the Sound of That | 2007 | Full-length | Critically acclaimed sophomore album | | On the Hunt | 2011 | EP | Included tracks "Give It to Me" and "Louisiana Hobo Blues" | | Madera | 2018 | Full-length | Heavier, more electrified release with strong garage hard rock influences | ampleced hot

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