[rating=8.00] Soul/blues singer and guitarist, New Englander Dave Keller debuts on Catfood Records, the home of his mentor Johnny Rawls, James Armstrong, Barbara Carr and others in the soul/blues field.
[rating=7.00] Greta Van Fleet’s first proper LP, Anthem of the Peaceful Army, follows two EPs that generated a lot of buzz and fame within indie circles. The young Michigan quartet
[rating=8.00] Names like Bonamassa, Guy, and Popovic get lots more headlines but Kirk Fletcher belongs right there with them as simply one of the most powerful, fiery guitarists playing now.
[rating=8.00] For practically their whole career, but specifically dating back to their fantastic Der Vermis Mysteriis in 2012 when High On Fire first partnered up with producer Keith Ballou, and
[rating=8.00] Jason Isbell has been the top winner at the annual Americana Awards Show for the past three years on the strength of three excellent albums and riveting live shows.
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on Makes Good Choices, the new album from Ohio rock and rollers The 1984 Draft, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image
[rating=8.00] Sundrifter is a heavy-rock trio from Boston. When you hear any part of the band’s music, it’s no surprise that the band found a home with Small Stone Records.
[rating=7.00] Despite the fact Paul Kelly posits Nature as a companion piece to 2017’s Life Is Fine, it’s not exactly a sequel. Instead of a unified statement of personal expression, amplified
[rating=8.00] This could well be one of the most unusual and interesting albums you’ve heard. Yes, this is a banner year for cross -genre efforts and we’ve recently heard the
[rating=7.00] Sister Sparrow’s outrageously big soul vocals have been wowing audiences out front of the horn-fueled Dirty Birds worldwide for over a decade. While her known talents were already more
