If you’ve ever wondered what Nick Cave fronting Morphine might sound like (and really, who hasn’t?) chances are it would be a lot like Whitney Walker’s latest, A Dog Staring
After more than two-decades fronting Eleven Hundred Springs, one of the Lone Star State’s most popular honky tonk bands, Matt Hillyer wasted little time turning over the page to the
On their third LP, That Texas Touch, The Tender Things continue their tradition of blending classic Outlaw Country music with elements of Lone Star groove for another remarkably satisfying record.
Across 12 studio albums, Lucero has experimented with their sound, adding in horns at times while slipping in and out of country and punk rock to various degrees. But at
Ohio-based four-piece The Shootouts had no intention of putting out their third LP so soon. Their last record, Bullseye, came out less than a year ago, but Ray Benson –
With Dark Island, Canadian folksters Villages have written quite possibly the best (and I’m confident in declaring, only) album dedicated to their native Cape Breton Island in Nova Scotia. The
Channeling everything from Raw Power-era Stooges to Australian punk forbearers The Saints, Melbourne-based band Civic prove the hype over their 2021 debut LP was clearly deserved with the raucous follow-up,
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
