Over the last decade, with rock-n-roll in a seemingly hospice-like condition for those who even dare to care, Mississippi’s Tyler Keith has put out some of the fieriest music of his life through his work with the Apostles, Teardrop City, and solo. And that’s saying something, considering Keith’s resume in the previous 20 years with the mighty Preacher’s Kids and, perhaps most famously, the Neckbones, who released two celebrated albums for Fat Possum in the late 1990s as the bad ass garage punk band amongst the label’s bad ass bluesmen, which included R.L. Burnside and Junior Kimbrough.