“Trans Country star” is a phrase that would seemed almost impossible to say out loud just a generation ago – even though queer artists have always been around making music
Portland, OR’s Blitzen Trapper go esoteric on their latest album, 100’s of 1,000’s, Millions of Billions, their second effort with their new lineup, taking inspiration from singer-songwriter Eric Earley’s devotion
Before joining Athens-based Futurebirds as their keyboardist a couple of years ago, Spencer Thomas was a singer in a country rock band from Mississippi before finally putting out a solo
It’s been five years since The Avett Brothers last released a new record, and at nine songs, their new self-titled LP is one of their shortest to date. But it
There is a much-welcomed current fascination with music from the 1990s thanks to a current crop of new bands. An appreciation of Shoegaze from a slew of young bands that
Adeem The Artist’s 2022 White Trash Revelry was a beautifully effective exercise in blending classic country sounds with progressive and inclusive ideals making for a remarkable record. Its follow-up, Anniversary,
Despite being anchored by three brothers, Idaho country band Tylor & The Train Robbers lack any of the obvious animosity famous among sibling bands like The Kinks, Oasis or Black
Undefeated is a pretty appropriate title for Frank Turner’s latest. For more than two decades now, he has churned out a mix of folk, punk and straight-ahead rock, relying mainly
Lawrence Rothman has been difficult to pigeonhole musically over the years. As a teen they formed a number of different groups – from hip-hop to punk. But they first started
Benjamin Tod put his latest solo album out two years ago, the same year as the latest – and what was supposed to be the last – Lost Dog Street
