Willie Nile is one of the most honest, driven songwriters in rock but remains under the radar for way too many as indicated by the word in the title –
Jerry Joseph’s The Beautiful Madness could just as easily be titled “The Brilliant Madness.” Yes, this should be a contender for Album of the Year in roots-rock circles. It is
Buzz Osborne and Trevor Dunn have crafted a masterful, intimate acoustic record.
The return of New York Cities hardcore punk legends No Redeeming Social Value finds them continuing their party hard blasts of raw adrenaline on Wasted For Life while also dealing
It’s rare when the lead-in to an album is a cello solo. That lets you know right away that Sheridan, Wyoming’s The Two Tracks are not your average Americana band.
Cuban pianist and composer Kemuel Roig may be better known in Christian and New Age music circles but the pianist has toured with the renowned Arturo Sandoval for eight years.
Don’t even try to tag a label onto the music of the Boston based band, Twisted Pine. The group’s bass player, Chris Sartori gave it a try and the best
Cover albums tend to be a product of a foundering career. At a point when critical appraisal has dried up and popularity is about to follow, musicians can count on
Bruce Hornsby has come a long way since the halcyon days of the Range & the Noisemakers. Where once there were catchy hooks and thumping John Molo-fortified beats, there now
With Long Day in the Milky Way, her eighth album, Kris Delmhorst wants to impart some hopeful messages for all of us immersed in this dreary world brought on by
