It’s not hard to catch the influence of Dwight Yoakam on Moot Davis’ latest, Seven Cities Of Gold. Like Yoakam, Davis plays an unusual brand of country that manages to
Taylor Kingman – known to many as TK, the frontman of the Portland, OR-based TK & The Holy Know-Nothings – has described his band’s music as “psychedelic doom boogie.” And
In the spring of 2020, just as his latest LP was about to be set out into the world, Pokey LaFarge put all of his belongings in a storage unit
Tommy Womack – one time member of the brilliantly named Government Cheese – has spent the bulk of his solo career sliding closer to the roots music scene, but on
Stevie Van Zandt is the consummate sidekick, whether it’s playing Little Stevie to Bruce Springsteen or Silvio Dante to James Gandolfini’s Tony Soprano. There are few better at not stealing
Lilly Hiatt’s last record, the fantastic Walking Proof, had the unfortunate distinction of being released on March 27, 2020, just days after California issued stay at home orders and the
It’s not easy to find the bright side of the recent global pandemic. Sure, collectively as a society we were finally cool with gaining weight, day drinking and streaming TV
Across his nine solo albums and going back even further to his time in Space Needle and Varnaline, Anders Parkers has borrowed from Americana, traditional folk, alt country and indie
Listening to Joe Tullos’ latest, Vessels, you’re struck by two immediate feelings: This is an amazingly talented musician both musically and lyrically, and with his passing in 2020 the world
Loss and grief make up the bulk of the themes on In Heaven, the eighth record from Strand Of Oaks. From “Jimi & Stan,” a song about singer Tim Showalter’s
