Across six records, Katie Crutchfield, known to most as Waxahatchee, has slowly evolved from a modern indie folk singer to one more fittingly slotted into the Americana/alt-country genre. And that
Sam Morrow is a great rock musician who filters those instincts deftly into his own interpretation of Americana. Or maybe it’s the reverse. Regardless, across five records the Texas native
Fifteen years into their career, upstate New York’s Driftwood seems to finally be firing on all cylinders. That’s not to say their earlier efforts were not good, but December Last
The duo that makes up New York-based indie rock band Tucker Woods are clearly adaptable. As they settled into recording Sunshine Blues, their sophomore effort, the studio they were recording
On Holding Pattern, the latest from Shannon Vetter, the artist shows a deeply personal set packing the record with songs of lost love and personal addiction, all the while avoiding
For the casual “I love ‘80s music” fan Modern English will always be associated with the endearing earworm “I Melt With You.” And yes, it’s a timeless song, but for
Canada’s favorite cowboy, Corb Lund, is back with his first album of all original music in almost five years. El Viejo is a stunning character study of gamblers and loners
Against Me may still be on hiatus, but Laura Jane Grace’s latest, Hole In My Head – a brilliant mix of humor, spite and self-preservation – is strong enough to
The musical inspiration for Lee Wilder’s brilliantly eclectic debut, Sound Emporium, makes plenty of sense once you realize his first musical touchstone was La Bamba, before digging into alt-rock’s golden
Just a few songs into Sideways, the latest from long-running Virginia-based Roots and Americana band The Steel Wheels, it’s clear that the group has been dealing with some heavy issues.
