Eric Roebuck is a 29-year-old singer-songwriter, guitarist, and keyboard player rooted in Huntington Beach, CA. For the past 15 years he has been grinding away in different garage bands, from
Got figure that F. Scott & the Nighthawks hail from the great white north. With their gravelly mix of a raunchy blues country-rock sound, one would point to Texas as
Happy Again isn’t exactly happy. But the delightfully deadpan new album from roots mainstays Bill and the Belles is full of life, humor, and tongue-in-cheek explorations of love and loss.
No Offense, Nevermind, Sorry, the latest release from Tulsa-based Pilgrim, will be released on June 25th via Horton Records. The album leaves no doubt that frontman and guitarist, 37-year-old Beau
From the beginning of his career guitar wunderkind, Hamish Anderson has continually exceeded expectations. The gifted Australian musician carefully mixes in elements of folk and pop with the blues-rock roots
Everything is going to be okay. This sentiment runs through Something Happy, the debut record of San Francisco outfit Torrey, in many shades: In the joy that exudes from the
Northwest native vocalist and songwriter Carrie Clark and her band The Lonesome Lovers draw from the broad palettes of Americana, folk, and rock to craft their own distinct flavor of
Eclectic DJs dedicate endless hours digging through the crates: it’s a flick of the hand that involves passing one obscure dusty vinyl cover to the next. When a promising jewel
After a round of great success tapping into the more pop-driven side of his artistry on his 2018 EP 25 Years, well-traveled veteran singer, songwriter and self-proclaimed “Troubadour Family Man”
Hold on tight for a legit swing through some stonecold real deal western fueled rock that spurs with the ingenuity of Asleep at the Wheel meeting Desire era Bob Dylan,
