Though Staunch Honey is a bit more mature than the shaggy, rustic tone of his earlier efforts, David Nance hasn't abandoned that feeling here at all. The sound remains gloriously rusted and raw, but with room now at the table for more refined and warm manners. His guitar chops are on full display, too—noodling, riffing, and keeping that down home, rock and roll rhythm throughout in equally pleasurable amounts . . .
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