We see his head bobbing slowly but surely above the ridge. Born anew from the sand. In his right hand, he holds the reins of his wooden horse, which he has chosen to let rest from its heavy gallop through the treacherous, merciless desert.

Sandy Rhinestone & The Low Rollers bring tear-jerking tales and stories of lives lived. Ironic insights into loneliness and what it means to make a difference. They blend traditional country, modern Americana and kitchen-sink realism and their new EP, “Something To Keep The Lights On”, is due this winter, with influences ranging from Silver Jews, Jason Molina and Ryan Davis to George Jones.