The Pine Hill Haints

Alabama-based folk-punk band

The Pine Hill Haints are an American traditional bluegrass/folk/country group that hails from Auburn, Alabama. Their music is often described as "Alabama Ghost Music," which is a blend of bluegrass, traditional country, folk, and the DIY ethos of punk rock. The band's name, "Haints," is a Southern colloquialism for "haunts," or ghosts, which reflects their interest in the eerie and supernatural themes that often permeate their music. The group has been active since the early 2000s and has built a reputation for their energetic live performances and dedication to the roots of American music. They have released several albums over the years, with a discography that includes titles such as "Welcome To The Midnight Opry" (2011), "The Magik Sounds of The Pine Hill Haints" (2014), and "The Song Companion of A Lonestar Cowboy." Their work is characterized by its raw authenticity, often recorded with minimal production to capture the live essence of their sound. The band has garnered a following both in the United States and internationally among fans who appreciate their unique blend of musical traditions and storytelling.