On their latest LP On The Other Side, San Francisco-based band The Stone Foxes carry forward that blues-infused swagger rock.
Willie Nelson, Rodney Crowell, George Strait, Margo Price, Nathaniel Rateliff and more pay tribute to Billy Joe Shaver on New West Records’ Live Forever.
Though no stranger to delicate Americana heart-tugging music, on Love Songs For Losers, The Lone Bellow’s fifth LP and second in two years, the band once again traces scars of loneliness and hurt, but also offers some reflection on love and joy throughout making for one of their most eclectic albums yet, both musically and thematically.
Bird Streets’ new album Lagoon is an emotional tour de force that covers self-pity, regret, anger, depression and ultimately peace.
Tommy Alexander’s new album Feelings on Fluff & Gravy Records is quite possibly his most satisfying record yet.
Aplenglow – the 10th LP from Minnesota-based Bluegrass sextet Trampled By Turtles – was produced by Wilco’s Jeff Tweedy.
More than 15 years after her debut, Megan Slankard is continuing that indie ethos with her latest, California & Other Stories.
Canadian Indie Pop greats Sloan return for their 13th studio album ‘Steady’.
In his new memoir Some Kind of Kick, Kid Congo Powers gives testament to a nonconventional life lived to the fullest.
Sarah Shook’s latest effort Cruel Liars, billed under the moniker Mightmare, sounds unlike anything they have released before.
