While too many artists these days patronizingly try to copy their peers, nobody actually goes to the source itself. While James Houlahan might not evoke the name recognition of others,
Montana musician Sean Devine brings together the rugged landscape of the West, a wealth of original songs, and a lifetime of personal experience in Here for It All, his first
Bluegrass musicians are the real deal. They are instrumental virtuosos and high-lonesome vocal masters that create haunting musical moods with every stringed composition. Montana’s Laney Lou and the Bird Dogs,
The Midwest, and Ohio in particular, has a proud history of hatching an over-abundance of hidden gems all across the musical spectrum. Some of the more iconic entries include Pere
“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times” has earned its hoary immortality in Memeville. That’s how it was from February 2020 onward. That’s how it
Born in Montreal and now based in New York, Jesse Marchant has previously released four albums. On the first two he went by JBM and released with Partisan Records and
With an emphasis on strong lyrical foundations, Dan Baker weaves intricate finger style folk harmonies around thoughtful and powerfully delivered melodies. Delivering expertly crafted lyricism brought to life with commanding vocals
Rooted in Waynesboro, PA, Ethan Larsh’s music is an amalgamation of classic and contemporary influences, some parts Lennon/McCartney, other parts Wilco and White Stripes, and then even Flaming Lips –
Saturday nights returned to Red Rocks as Widespread Panic reignited its engines and opened up the songbook for a three-night run in Morrison, CO. Todd Radunsky was there for the
The Longtooth Arcade — the alter ego of Seattle-based bandleader Steve Horvath — follows in the tradition of darkly poetic Americana storytellers such as Howlin’ Wolf, Muddy Waters, Charles Bukowski,
