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Forget the bandwagons. Forget chasing trends. While others scramble to keep up with the latest flavor of the month, Sister Whiskey is doing what they do best: making honest, hard-hitting rock ’n’ roll about life, love, lust, and having one hell of a good time. Produced by Slaughter’s Dana Strum, Liquor & Poker delivers 13 tracks of pure, unfiltered rock ’n’ roll. From the down-and-dirty swagger of “Moonshine” and the honky-tonk grit of “Satisfy Me” to the gut-wrenching power of “Open Your Heart,” this is an album built for loud nights, smoky bars, and turning the volume all the way up.

The infectious first single “Simple Man” tells the man-and-guitar story of lead vocalist Dennis Lee Duncan, a Henderson, Kentucky native who made his way to Los Angeles alongside fellow transplants Tyler Gentile, Rich Florio and Jack Aurora, with Gregg E. West completing the lineup. “Our music comes from the heart. When the five of us come together, there’s a special magic,” says Tyler. “Dennis and I work together on the music and lyrics, the guys bring in their parts, and somehow it all comes together in a cool way.” And that magic comes straight from the old school.

Drawing inspiration from the ’70s giants—Aerosmith, Lynyrd Skynyrd, the Allman Brothers, Bob Seger, John Mellencamp and the Rolling Stones—Sister Whiskey takes that timeless spirit and cranks it into the ’90s and beyond.

No frills. No grunge. No chasing trends. No bullshit.

Liquor & Poker is 100-proof, down-home rock ’n’ roll, heavily laced with backroads blues and soaked in Southern attitude. Raw, melodic, gritty and unapologetically real, it sounds like a band that means every word and every riff.

“We’re a good ol’ bar band. There ain’t nothin’ fancy here. It’s just honest, basic rock ’n’ roll. What you see is what you get,” says Dennis. And that’s exactly what makes Sister Whiskey dangerous.