Led by drummer José Medeles (Breeders, 1939 Ensemble, Revival Drum Shop), Railroad Cadences & Melancholic Anthems (due out May 20th via Jealous Butcher Records) is a drummer’s tribute to guitarist
The ghosts of everyone from Jerry Jeff Walker to John Prine can be heard throughout Aaron Raitiere’s highly enjoyable debut record Single Wide Dreamer. Across a dozen tracks the Kentucky
It’s been five years since The Builders And The Butchers last put out a record, but Hell & High Water – their latest – more than makes up for the
After a decade spent fronting the Seattle-based indie band All The Real Girls, Peter Donovan is finally out with his first solo effort, an impressive collection of character-driven songs that
Corb Lund is no stranger to a cover song. Before his stellar 2020 LP of all originals, Agricultural Tragic, he put out an eclectically brilliant EP singing songs by everyone
Five years after their last LP, the UK-based Americana/folk band Curse of Lono turn in their moodiest album yet and it’s a triumph in Southern Gothic brilliance. For People In
On Paint This Town, Old Crow Medicine Show’s seventh album and first in four years, the band is back with some of their strongest songs yet, a bit darker, but
On the very aptly titled A White Album, folkie Rain Perry addresses race head on – especially her own. With the first song, “Melody and Jack,” Perry retells a family
Jim Rutland’s exhaustively researched, and thoroughly enjoyable book on SST Records – one of the most influential punk rock labels in the history of the genre – could just as
It’s been more than a decade since the Texas-based Tody Castillo last released a full album. But Old Rodriguez picks up right where 2008’s stellar Windhorse left off. Across 10
