The band built its reputation on that 1994 breakout record, with "Possum Kingdom" becoming a rock radio staple that still gets airplay today. Texas Standard covered the new release as part of its programming, noting the long gap since the band's last full album.
Fans who have followed the Toadies since the Rubberneck era finally get new material. A decade is a long stretch between albums, especially for a band whose sound helped define Texas rock radio in the 90s. Even so, longtime fans now have something fresh from a group whose biggest hit still holds up decades later.
Three decades in, and a band from Fort Worth is still making news on Texas Standard. That kind of staying power is rare in rock and roll.