Over the last few decades, Americana has evolved to encompass a myriad of sounds rooted in folk, country, blues, gospel, and rock & roll. And while fans and critics may
The Milestones were conceived in 2015 by longtime friends Alex Wandres and Chris Metz (both of whom share vocal and guitar duties). It began as a weekend jam session ritual,
Life works in a delicate balance, a push and pull of tragedy and hope. Singer-songwriter Sammy Kay teeters with acrobatic ease between both facets of the human condition across the entirety of his
Balue’s Eli Thomas is a man at odds. In many ways, the New Mexico-based solo act’s newest album Suburban Bliss shows what happens when a veteran musician – and new
Society of the Silver Cross’s debut album 1 Verse is an epic musical journey crossing over to mystical landscapes and otherworldly terrains while playing with concepts of life and death, shadows and light
“For me, songs are like a musical exorcism—they come out screaming and I interpret them later on,” says Nick Phourist, of the Louisville, Kentucky-based quartet Phourist and the Photons. The
By the end of 2016, the members of These Wild Plains were exhausted. After three years of navigating the American highway system, making pit stops at every truck stop, motel
When Ian McGuiness (Side Saddle) first began working on what would become the Waltermelon EP, he did so right as he was making a big move from Queens, NY to Boston, MA
Smoke Season lives by one rule: normal is fucking boring. Lead singer Gabby Bianco considers herself a mad scientist, with a passion for tinkering with both the analog and the
A musically diverse Americana artist with jazz influences, Lisa Bell shifts gears with her fifth release, Back Seat (out September 6). It’s the most potent album of the singer/songwriter’s career, nodding to the
