Boston-based singer/songwriter Mark Erelli was playing a show a couple of years ago when he looked down at his guitar and realized he was having trouble seeing the frets and
Sunny War’s debut LP, Anarchist Gospel, is as impressive as it is hard to pin down.
Following up the 2021 Outrunning EP with their first proper full length, Canada’s five piece The Sarandons deliver a satisfying mix of lush indie pop, folk and roots/Americana music that
Pony Bradshaw’s latest, North Georgia Rounder, is a mix of Southern gothic fiction and a travelogue of Appalachia set to a beautifully haunting soundtrack of country music.
JD Clayton put out his 2018 debut EP, Smoke Out the Fire, and was prepared to set the world on fire with what was to come next. Turns out a once in
Before there was Seattle, there was Athens, GA. Throughout the 1980s and ‘90s you were hard pressed to find a smaller U.S. town with as many brilliant bands growing out
The pandemic certainly had an influence on Never Going Under, the latest record from the British-based Circa Waves, but fatherhood clearly had a much bigger influence. Frontman Kieren Shuddall, who
Drivin N Cryin frontman Kevn Kinney steps out with his new solo album ‘Think About It’.
Adeem The Artist is just now hitting their stride and turning out a remarkable collection of songs on White Trash Revelry.
Lenny Lashley’s Gang Of One has managed to create some of their best work on Five Great Egrets, his latest LP of folk punk anthems.
