When Jack White started his solo career in 2012, he broke out of his self-designed primitive musical jail with the excellent Blunderbuss. Since then, he has blown open his sonic
Twenty-three albums into his career, Joe Ely is firmly established as one of the founders of the alt-country movement. Long before the genre had been named (and renamed countless of
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on the new self-titled album from Silverada, the Texas country band formerly known as Mike and the Moonpies, in his signature
Skip James, a master of Delta blues, showcases his profound talent and unique style in the album Today! Released in 1966, this album marks James’ return to the music scene
Virginia-based Americana/Country band 49 Winchester racked up a slew of accolades with their 2022 record, Fortune Favors the Bold, allowing them to tour that record across the globe. The follow-up,
The daring Meshell Ndegeocello follows up her 2023 GRAMMY Award for Best Alternative Jazz Album for The Omnichord Real Book with the unyielding, outspoken, deeply immersive No More Water: The
A Shipwreck in the Sand, Silverstein’s fourth studio album, is a testament to the band’s growth and their ability to blend post-hardcore intensity with melodic sensibilities. Released in 2009, this
AFI’s fourth studio album, Black Sails in the Sunset, marks a significant turning point in the band’s evolution, both sonically and thematically. Released in 1999, this album sees AFI diving
Mobile, Alabama-based country rockers The Red Clay Strays seemed to come out of nowhere in 2022 when their self-released single “Wondering Why,” lacking any of the novelty earmarks of other
Maria Maita-Keppeler’s musical journey has always showcased her meticulous attention to detail and deep commitment to her art. Her latest album, want, released through Fluff & Gravy Records, exemplifies this
