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" Plenty of music videos involve girls running around in their underwear, guns and fire, but not quite like this. It all begins with the beat: in J. Roddy Walston &amp;amp;amp; the Business&amp;#039; latest video for &amp;quot;Same Days,&amp;quot; an addictive, pulsating riff soundtracks a series of creepy tableaus that have a family, a butcher, and older woman in a nightgown, a group of worshipers, a fisherman and some masked party girls all nodding along to the same rhythm. A good beat will do that, reaching across genres and generations, and that&amp;#039;s kind of what J. Roddy Walston &amp;amp;amp; the Business are all about as they continue to craft a kind of rock n&amp;#039; roll that shirks the coils of country and alternative to forge something new from the storied sounds of Tennessee.  &amp;quot;Same Days&amp;quot; is off 2013&amp;#039;s Essential Tremors, a body of work just as rolicking as the head-bobbing single it produced. After Coachella concludes this weekend, J. Roddy Walston &amp;amp;amp; the Business will continue to slay stages across the country on the road with Foals and Cage the Elephant through May 31.      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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