Ever since Brantley Gilbert became a Platinum-plated country star in the early ‘10s, a big part of his appeal has been his ability to inhabit more than one world at a time. He's always been as much a rock 'n' roll rebel as a true-blue get-down country boy. That duality comes through loud and clear when you home in on his raw, gritty growl atop the stadium-size riffs of tracks that have a rock ‘n’ roll footprint as big as all outdoors, like "Small Town Throwdown.” And there's nothing better than the deep-down twang and swooping steel guitar of the big country ballads he’s just as skilled at, like the yearning "You Don't Know Her Like I Do."