Guesswork is the ideal title for the fifteenth Lloyd Cole album. The iconoclastic British expat seems to release new work, including box sets like Lloyd Cole and the Commotions Collected
It’s surprising to realize that Fire Out of Stone is only Austin’s Chuck Hawthorne’s second album. Right away, he presents himself as a fearless songwriter with the opening verse to
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on Western Stars, the new solo album from Bruce Springsteen, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for full resolution (best
Sixty years on, living legend Delbert McClinton hasn’t lost a bit of steam. Tall, Dark & Handsome marks a return to his signature roadhouse rocking blues sound as his last
It’s not unusual for an album to be described as a blast from the past. You can definitely say that about Ian Ferguson’s new album State of Gold, although that
Casual music fans may know only one or two Steve Goodman songs, if that many. Sure, they know “City of New Orleans” and probably “You Never Even Called Me By
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on Strange Chemistry, the new album from alt-country outfit Have Gun, Will Travel, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for full
Twelve albums in, we’ve long come to know Rod Picott as one of the most raw and honest songwriters in the genre, but he takes it to his most intimate,
One criticism that some people have of reggae is that it can be a bit formulaic. Even if that is the case, some bands create reggae that is anything but
Tycho’s music has always been difficult to classify. Too upbeat to be truly ambient, but nonetheless fulfilling a similar purpose in its undeniable chillness. The characteristic clean guitar motifs have
