We all love a comeback story. And bands in the Northern Midwestwern states seem to have a knack for returning to the stage after long hiatuses. Guided by Voices has
Every great artist needs a good story to tell. For Bill Filipiak, a producer for the Grand Ole Opry sure has worked with a list that would giddy up the
When Eddie Berman was writing Broken English, his new album of campfire-worthy, cosmic folk rock, he had been thinking a lot about the precarious state of American society—about our tumultuous
On September 13th, My Morning Jacket played its long-awaited rescheduled date at Alpharetta, Georgia’s Ameris Bank Amphitheatre. The show was pushed from its original date of September 3rd as a
If one needed to show credentials to play soul music, surely 93-year-old Roscoe Robinson should be the one marking the yes or no box. Robinson’s voice has got it going
It’s nuts the Calumet River south of Chicago doesn’t get more musical nods. Sure it’s no Mississippi or Hudson but surely this body of water sneaking below one of our
Born and raised near Ann Arbor, Ben Balmer is an Austin-based singer songwriter whose talent and way with words has taken him touring all over the world. Binding roots-y Americana
Austin-based singer/songwriter BettySoo is part of the power trio Nobody’s Girl (including Rebecca Loebe and Grace Pettis) who have recently released a self-titled LP, but she’s also been spending recent
The Honeyrunners are a Northern take on Southern Americana – hot-blooded and rife with the poetry of heartache. Their energy is contagious on stage and on record; as are their
Geography has so much to do with the feel of a record. It’s why artists often make pilgrimages to studios halfway around the world in search of a particular sound.
