Un-Reconstructed is an American band deeply rooted in the traditional music of the Southern United States, particularly that which reflects the historical period of the Civil War and the antebellum South. Their musical oeuvre is characterized by a blend of period-style instrumentation and lyrics that often resonate with the themes of Southern heritage, history, and identity. Known for their bold and evocative storytelling through song, Un-Reconstructed's work frequently echoes the sentiments and perspectives of the Confederate South, which can be a point of both interest and controversy due to the complex and sensitive nature of the subject matter.

Marked by the release of tracks like "Kill That Yankee Soldier" and "We Dare Sing Dixie," Un-Reconstructed doesn't shy away from the contentious legacy that their music explores. They evoke the experiences of the era through both solemn and spirited tunes, with "Christmas 1864" offering listeners a poignant glimpse into the hardships of wartime Christmases of the past. With "Thistle 'N Dixie" and "Buds of the Brier," the group continues to delve into the deeply personal and regional tales of the Civil War era, churning out music that aims to preserve a certain narrative of Southern history. Their particular focus and aesthetic have earned them a distinct place within a niche market of listeners who are attracted to the historical and cultural elements of their music.