The Mendoza Line: Fortune

August 10, 2004 | Music Reviews

The Mendoza Line - FortuneThe Mendoza Line Fortune plays more like a three way split cd than an actual album. The tracks rotate in sets of three between Bob Dylan sounding male vocals set to folk-ish guitars, female vocals set to contemporary country and then a more traditional indie band sound with both male and female vocals, and a hint of alt. country in the song writing. Read more

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