The debut full length from the Chicago-based alt-country band Tobacco City recalls the cosmic Americana of Gram Parsons and The Flying Burrito Brothers as the tracks effortlessly roll out like
Following their breakthrough 2019 release American Love Call, Durand Jones & The Indications return with Private Space which tries to bridge the gaps between, light-hearted fun/deep rooted pain and get
John Prine may have passed away last year, and Guy Clark four years before him, but their influences live on and nowhere is that more apparent than on Carolina Child,
On Yola’s dynamite 2019 debut Walk Through Fire the Nashville (by way of Bristol, England) rising star demonstrated her vocal majesty around light soul/country-pop constructions. Now on her follow-up, Stand
Son Volt’s Electro Melodier is very much a sequel to its 2019 predecessor Union. On the latter, Jay Farrar not only dissected the abiding nature of the bond implicit its
The fifth TORRES album, Thirstier, finds indie artist Mackenzie Scott breaking new ground, expanding her territory into a more excited and positive place. The quiet, contemplative sound that made up
We’ve rarely heard singer/songwriter Jim Lauderdale so pensive and empathetic as he is on Hope. Lauderdale reaches deep for his love of ‘70s country-rock to deliver one big musical message
Tribute albums can be hit or miss, often coming off like uninspired cash grabs by a band looking to bide its time until the next creative jag comes along and
When the poet, folk singer, and talented guitarist first hit the scene several years ago, he was inevitably compared to that other blues-based folk singer from Duluth Minnesota but as
Jackson Browne sounds equally invigorated and self-assured on Downhill From Everywhere. Recalling his best work from the past in the most natural and unaffected ways, this fifteenth studio album of
