Changing Colours by the Sheepdogs

By Tanner Bayne — February 7, 2018 — in Distractions

For many Saskatonians — lifelong or otherwise — there is a weird compulsion to dislike the Sheepdogs. Their band’s latest release, Changing Colours, proves that many of us need to re-evaluate our opinions on our biggest rock-and-roll export.

After two rather tepid releases, Changing Colours is a breath of fresh air for the Sheepdogs. Stylistically, this album feels complete — from the album art to the harmonies to the honky-tonk-influenced arrangements, Changing Colours seems like it came straight out of the 70s. Check out “Let It Roll,” and you’ll know what I mean.

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Tanner Bayne / Culture Editor

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Changing Colours by the Sheepdogs

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