From the far reaches of the Saskatchewan prairies in Canada, Colter Wall sings about the Old West of the USA with his grumpy baritone. Praised by Steve Earle and backed by fans like Jason Mamoa, his "Good Old Days" songs celebrate the myth of the honest, lonesome cowboy. His stories of "Diamond Joe", the "Rocky Mountan Ranger" or about the "Houlihans At The Holiday Inn" are irony-free and so authentic that they seem like forgotten classics of a long-forgotten Country & Western era in movies like "Peanut Butter Falcon", "Hell or High Water" or "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, MO".