The 12-song Coulda, Shoulda, Woulda boasts some of Holly and Dave's most accomplished and compelling work to date, with Holly's unmistakable voice gracing such persuasive tunes as the raw gospel-thrash workout "Heaven Buy and Buy," the fearsome white-trash tango "Apt. 34," the bittersweet waltz "Jackhammer," the heart-tugging holiday-themed "Christmas Is a Lie" and the crunching, anthemic title track. Lawyer Dave lends his distinctive vocal growl to the gospel-inflected "Jump in the River" and "No Judgment Day," the dance-crazed "Karate" and the desolate duet "Lonesome Grave." Meanwhile, the twosome indulge their taste for oddball vintage covers with "Marijuana, the Devil's Flower," a cautionary country tale originally recorded in the 1950s by the mysterious Mr. Sunshine.