On their latest, Lines In The Levee, Ashville, North Carolina’s Town Mountain manage to sidestep the impulse to soften their sound with a pop sheen that would certainly blunt their
On their third album Forevermore, LA-based Grand Canyon manages to mine everything from early Springsteen and E Street band albums to Tom Petty for a remarkably satisfying listen that somehow
The seven-track album Without A Throne serves as the perfect postscript to Matthew Check’s The Bridgeford Sessions EP released earlier this year. And while this latest solo effort is not
On his latest solo effort, Benjamin Tod lays bare some of his rawest personal struggles yet in the beautifully stark Songs I Swore I’d Never Sing. Across 10 tracks, the
Nashville by way of Louisiana musician Chris Canterbury can’t be accused of false advertising with his latest, Quaalude Lullabies. Across nine tracks, Canterbury lays out songs of depression, loneliness and
After eight solo albums and more than a dozen records with the Old 97’s, it’s safe to assume you know what you’re getting with a new Rhett Miller album. That’s
Kris Kristofferson was still at the height of his music career when he recorded this solid set from the legendary Texas Honky Tonk in 1981. He already had an impressive set
It’s been eight years since The Whigs last put out a record, but frontman Parker Gispert has managed to keep himself busy with his 2018 solo debut and Golden Years,
Butch Walker is one of the few musicians working today that can get away with an album as quirky as Butch Walker As… Glenn, an ode to the barroom piano
Forrest McCurren may just be one album into his career, but he’s carrying on a tradition of laid-back no-frills Americana/folk songs about the underdogs that dates back more than a
