Hank Williams III will be releasing a new album at the end of February. The self produced Straight To Hell was recorded on a $400 Korg D-1600 and will be a 13 songs long and stretch out over two discs, described as "one done right, the other done wrong."

The album features 12 songs on the first disc features additional musicians described as "super pickers, the ones I can't afford to take on the road."

The second disc is one long track, featuring his first cover of his grandfather's work "I Could Never Be Ashamed Of You" and a Wayne "The Train" Hancock tune. It's described as "nothing at all like you see comin'" and "in spots even a little psychedelic."

The album is the followup to Lovesick, Broke, & Driftin' and will be released by Curb Records.