Written on the road while supporting acts like Noah Kahan and Dave Matthews, Briscoe’s new album Heat of July unfolds as a musical travelogue—an exploration of the landscapes and stories
Trapper Schoepp’s seventh LP Osborne borrows its name from a unit at the Betty Ford clinic – a place where the Wisconsin musician ended up after a decade of dependence
Superchunk took the stage at Philly’s Ardmore Music Hall on Wednesday, September 10th just hours after the controversial right-wing influencer Charlie Kirk was shot and killed on a Utah college
Nashville-by-way-of-Arkansas musician Drew Pulliam hinted at his potential with his 2023 EP. With Back of My Mind, his debut full-length, he makes good on that early promise, offering a record
Across a dozen albums, Josh Ritter has established himself as a masterful songwriter, capable of transforming the raw stuff of human emotion into poetry that still feels deeply accessible. His
There’s a clever brilliance to the title and cover art of Brian Dunne’s latest record, Clams Casino. The scene is simple yet striking: Dunne sits alone at a table in
While visiting a Pasadena, CA art museum a few years ago, Grant Lee-Phillips found himself drawn to an ornate Indian painting. Its fine details were captivating, but it was the
Elizabeth Stokes, vocalist for New Zealand-based band The Beths, was struggling with writer’s block for the first time going into their latest LP, Straight Line Was A Lie. In response, with
It’s a testament to Marshall Crenshaw’s songwriting and performance that even his castaways make for a compelling record. Recorded across two decades starting in 1990, From The Hellhole is a 14-track collection
Listening to Fade Away Blue, Pete Droge’s emotionally stirring latest effort, it’s hard to believe this is the same songwriter who perfectly captured 1990s snark and cynicism with the witty
