Oneside’s debut album, “First, To Last”, is full of structures, lyrics, and licks that are unabashedly plucked from the traditional American canon. But while other bands may play strictly in a conventional roots style, what sets Oneside apart is their willingness to take these traditional fundamentals and place them firmly in a modern context. If My Morning Jacket decided to cover Bill Monroe, chances are that it would come out sounding an awful lot like Oneside.