Album Review: Gill Landry – Love Rides A Dark Horse
On his second solo album, Gill Landry bares his soul through a deeply personal, elegant collection of tracks that functions like a song cycle...
Album Review: Thea Gilmore – The Counterweight
If there was ever an album to sum up the past few years of current affairs, Thea Gilmore’s The Counterweight could well be the...
Album Review: The Blue Eyed Bettys – Find My Way Out...
The Blue Eyed Bettys are back with a new album of original songs. I became an instant fan of The Bettys when they first...
EP Review: Josh Arbour – Josh Arbour
With the first twang of sugar-sweet gravel in Josh Arbour’s voice on Corinne, the first track on his self-titled debut EP, Arbour announces his...
Album Review: The Decemberists – I’ll Be Your Girl
The building crescendo of Colin Meloy’s acoustic guitar progression on Once In My Life continues to tease fans who have been itching for a...
Album Review: Margo Price – All American Made
On Margo Price's second full length album All American Made - we are treated to fourteen new alternative country tracks and a truly exceptional rising-star...
Album Review: Dan Auerbach – Waiting On A Song
Heads up Black Keys fans. Frontman Dan Auerbach has just released his new raging summer soundtrack album Waiting On A Song. The style he’s...
Album Review: Jim James – Tribute To 2
Only Jim James can make a covers album seem so brand new and fresh that his reimagined versions of classic songs will sound like...
Album Review: Iron & Wine – Beast Epic
Over the years, Sam Beam has experimented with various musical styles beyond his breathy, unrefined folk, and this time around, Iron & Wine releases Beast...
Album Review: Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats – Tearing At...
Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats are back with a follow up to their self-titled debut, the new album Tearing At The Seams.
The album begins...
