For his latest, Tangled Heart, Portland’s Dakota Theim digs in deep to a blissfully hooky 1970s vibe.
It took nine albums, but New Jersey’s The Successful Failures have finally gotten around to a concept album. The band has a solid track record for writing compelling characters into
Oregon-based Margo Cilker’s debut is a well-lived, road-worn collection of songs that transcend genre, dipping in and out of folk, Americana and modern roots offering a nearly flawless record from
The COVID pandemic that essentially shut down the world for the past year could not have come at a better time for Country/Folk musician Charles Wesley Godwin. His wife had
Dave Grohl, despite having played in some blisteringly punk/hardcore bands over the years, has the reputation of being the Tom Hanks of the music world – the nicest guy around.
On her latest LP, American Siren, Emily Scott Robinson makes good on the promise of her last album, proving the praise was not only well deserved but clearly just the
For decades, Dave Hause was that punk rock kid from Philly, first with Paint It Black and then later with The Loved Ones, The Falcon and eventually as a solo
South Carolina’s Susto dip into some pretty heavy universal themes on their latest, Time in the Sun, covering songs about death, birth and friendship. The album, a strong follow up
Don’t mistake Hayes Carll’s Lone Star State accent for just another aw shucks country singer. He’s proven across eight records and for nearly two decades, that while his brand of
Almost a decade after starting their band, The Rad Trads thought it was time for an update. So, their latest album, a self-titled affair, features the band going under their
