The Irish Post-Punk band Fontaines D.C. seemed to come out of nowhere in 2019 with their stellar debut, Dogrel, and through sheer originality – and strong word of mouth –
Devon Allman returns with his first solo album in eight years, Miami Moon. The project brought together an A-list backing band, and Allman shifted his focus from blues-based rock to the
Referring to his debut album, Everywhere West, as the result of a series of miracles, singer-songwriter Tony Martinez explains, “My parents weren’t supposed to have kids. My dad got on
After a ten-year silence, Michael Reynolds, former lead vocalist and songwriter for alt-country band Pinmonkey, returns with his engaging new album, Tarnished Nickel Sky, produced by five-time Grammy-winner Ray Kennedy. Reynolds
If we’ve learned anything from Scottish singer/songwriter Hamish Hawk’s first few albums, the artist is a workaholic. Rarely taking more than a year or two to write and record his
Two decades into his career, you pretty much know what to expect from a Ray LaMontagne record. Across nine albums now, the New England musician turns out beautifully crafted contemporary
Last year’s North Georgia Rounder was a beautiful aural travelogue of the southeast, with Pony Bradshaw using parts of Appalachia as a recurring character throughout the album. Just a year
Australia’s most prolific and genre-defying band, King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, has built a career around the unpredictable. The band has crafted one of the most colorful discographies in
Tomin Perea-Chamblee’s debut album, Flores para Verene / Cantos para Caramina, offers a deeply personal and contemplative journey into the heart of jazz, blending homage and innovation in equal measure.
Justin Townes Earle was only 38 when he tragically passed away in 2020. But in his short 13 years releasing albums, he still managed an impressive output of eight albums.
