Shall We Fly?: Crockers - CD

On their 2012 album Kroskántry, the Brno-based band Poletíme? discover their inner cowboy, expanding their original banjo punk with a new style—country, or more precisely, in the Poletíme? rendition, 'kántry'.
On their third studio album, the emphasis is once again on witty, straightforward, poetic, yet slightly vulgar lyrics.

The album KROSKÁNTRY again tells stories of complex or sad things in a light-hearted way, yet with a colourful and cheerful mood. Rudolf Brančovský doesn't hide the inspiration from the country scene, “I simply rediscovered a world of musical romanticism that I had long forgotten. I'm sure that thanks to our mischievous delivery, country will stop being a dirty word for some people. That's why we deliberately don't write country, but KÁNTRY! ” In addition to the classic instrumental line-up, the album also features Martin Mikl on the dobro, Pavel Križovenský on the saxophone, and the five-string banjo of the legendary banjo player and founding member of the bluegrass group Poutníci, Sváťa Kotas.

Tracklist

Kus železa / Zatracenej šíp / Fígl / Lokomotiva / Kovbojové / Holky pitomý / Pepův happyend / Autistický bratr / Lev / Ruce v kapsách / Chechtání / Ťu ťu ňu ňu / Nebreč / Muž neviditelný / Kántry dát / Lokomotiva (video)