Johnny Delaware describes his latest record as a nomadic affair. “I recorded it in studios in Mexico and the United States and in hotel rooms all across Latin America, and
Randy Newman is so influential that his songwriting style has become shorthand for smart and searingly witty. The albums Good Old Boys and Sail Away are two of the best
The Danish band Iceage is known for their inventive, if at times quirky, take on punk and post-punk. Across four solid albums, the band has offered a powerful take on
Months on the road fueled by cheap beer, gas station food, and likely a little grass (and likely more) are most of the ingredients behind the latest from Seattle’s Smoker
Benjamin Tod is probably known by most for the more folk-adjacent Americana sound with his group, the Lost Dog Street Band, than classic country, but his latest solo effort, Shooting Star, finds him
It’s easy to see what Margo Price heard in Jack Quiggins and Ryan Jennings, the duo behind Teddy And The Rough Riders. The two Nashville artists play a uniquely original
Conor Donohue’s latest, Stray Dogs, may be rooted in Americana, but it exists in a genre-agnostic space that sees his music careening from pop to funk to cosmic country to psychedelic
He was the posterchild for Satanic Panic in the 1980s and the inspiration for a slew of shitty teenage metal bands (and likely a few cool ones, as well). But
All The Days, the latest from Ireland’s The Devlins has a decidedly retro feel to it. Across 11 beautifully airy, synth-driven tracks the band brings to mind the early ‘80s
It’s been 15 years since Superdrag – the stellar Knoxville alt-rock band that only had one single but a slew of brilliant albums – last put out a proper studio
