For The Price Sisters, and their new disc, Between the Lines, the familiar adage rings as truly as ever: the third time is, indeed, a charm. Rich in the bluegrass tradition, yet equally versed in country balladry, folk Americana, string bands, Gospel, and even indie blues-rock, the 15-song dazzler reflects a wealth of fresh ideas and precocious wisdom coursing through twin siblings, Leanna Price and Lauren Price Napier.

With its arresting melodies intertwined in lush and dexterous harmonies, and supported by the finest of contemporary talent - not to mention some masterful special guests - this brilliant third effort from the duo not only revives and reflects the roots of the art form, but expands, with conscious reverence, upward and outward, budding with ambitious intent.

They brought in Ronnie McCoury to produce, and his song choices from a Black Keys' cover to digging deep into his vault to find an unrecorded Cowboy Jack Clement album was a great combination for this project. Throw in legends Del McCoury and Peter Rowan as special guests, and this is one that is sure to elevate these ladies.

Tracks:
1. Midnight
2. I Can Read Between the Lines in Your Letters
3. The Harvest
4. Del and Pete Go to the Pickin'
5. There's a Song in There Somewhere
6. Tuel's Landing
7. 10 Cent Pistol
8. Deep River
9. What Am I Gonna Do
10. Rabbit in the Rosebush
11. The Gospel Ship
12. When I'm Not Thinking About You
13. In Dreams
14. Don't Mind Me
15. Weary Lonesome Blues