Korby Lenker was working on his latest album during the COVID-19 lockdown when he made the decision that he wanted this record to be a “for-the-joy-of-it project.” Going from touring
Travis Linville’s latest, I’m Still Here, starts off a little slow with the decent, but ultimately unexceptional title track. A decent enough folk song, but not one that really shows
Perry Serpa’s latest, Laying Low in The Highlands, is definitely a COVID record. I mean, the first song that opens the record is called “Out of Purell.” But it’s also
It’s difficult to not look at the songs off of The Steel Woods latest record, All Of Your Stones, with added scrutiny after the sudden death of co-founder/guitarist Jason “Rowdy”
You can hear traces of folk/Americana legends like Townes Van Zandt and Guy Clark weaved throughout the sophomore effort from Shay Martin Lovette, but just as obvious is the influence
Exactly two decades ago, 17 years after their last album, The Go-Go’s surprised a generation of kids raised on “Our Lips Are Sealed” and “We Got The Beat” with God
It’s hard to miss the distinct ‘70s vibe of Stranger Again, the second album from North Carolina duo Blue Cactus. During that decade, Willie, Waylon and their buddies flipped the
Maia Sharp is probably known just as much for her songwriting skills for others – having written for everyone from The Chicks, Bonnie Raitt and Lisa Loeb to Cher and
It’s taken a generation, but the satisfyingly sweet jangle pop seeds planted from bands like R.E.M., The Smithereens and The Gin Blossoms are finally starting to sprout. Nowhere is that
On her latest, Carsie Blanton delivers quite possibly the catchiest protest album in years. Themes of protest and justice are slathered all over Love & Rage, but the lyrics are
