[rating=8.00] Joe Ely sounds like a Texas version of honky-tonkin’ Hank Williams in these first set of countrified outings captured on Full Circle: The Lubbock Tapes, but as it unfolds
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on Swell, the new album from emo rockers Tiny Moving Parts, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for full resolution (best
Originally released in 1996 as something of a corollary title to the Grateful Dead’s Dick’s Picks archival series (it originally had much the same generic artwork) and long out-of-print, The
[rating=7.00] Liz Cooper and The Stampede may be responsible for an entirely new independent genre, one best described as cerebral psychedelic folk given the way it blends Cooper’s fragile singing
[rating=7.00] Although The Magpie Salute’s High Water I sometimes too clearly recalls the sound of the Black Crowes, it is nonetheless a superb rock and roll record on its own
[rating=8.00] One look at that headline and you’re probably thinking you’ve seen these Linda Gail Lewis collaborations before, most famously with 2000’s You Win Again with Van Morrison. That one
[rating=8.00] Walter Salas Humara has never been one to dismiss his past, especially as it applies to his Hispanic heritage. The onetime leader of the seminal Americana outfit The Silos
[rating=7.00] Mountain Heart bills itself as a hybrid bluegrass group, of which there are several who have released albums in the last few months. What sets Mountain Heart apart is
[rating=9.00] Back in 2013, Karl Urban and Michael Ealy starred in Almost Human, a science fiction buddy cop/police procedural network series set in the future. The show centered around Urban
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on To The Sunset, the new album from Americana artist Amanda Shires, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for full resolution
