[rating=8.00] Keller William’s Vape marks his twentieth album over a span of twenty-one years. Often referred to as a one man jam band, Keller has been heavily influenced by The
[rating=9.00] Ever since Alabama Shakes knocked us over the head with their 2012 release Boys & Girls, we’ve all been waited with bated breath for their follow up. Now that
[rating=8.00] Filled, as usual, with both tautly constructed melodic fills and wildly improvisational guitar freak-outs, Portland via Idaho rockers Built to Spill are back with a new album, the delightfully
[rating=8.00] Rocky Votolato has always won points, at least in the ears of this reviewer, for the intense honesty and emotional transparency of his music. Votolato’s recent work has been
[rating=8.00] Ryley Walker is not ashamed of the bevy of influences who inform his sound. Primrose Green – his third solo album – finds the folksy singer/songwriter fully embracing the
[rating=3.00] If nothing else, the California rock outfit the Mowgli’s will always have “San Francisco”. That tune, a jubilant ode to “being in love with love”, is no doubt guilty
[rating=8.00] For most people who love them, Calexico can do no wrong. And over their twenty years or so as a band, they’ve continued to evolve while simultaneously remaining consistent.
[rating=8.00] Delta Rae, the dynamic folk-rock sextet from North Carolina, returns with a sophomore release that is even more ambitious than their debut. After It All is a diverse collection
[rating=7.–] The hardworking Americana/Roots performer Pokey LaFarge is back with his seventh full length release and his first on Rounder Records titled Something In The Water. The disk continues LaFarge’s
[rating=8.00] Who is Jessie Baylin? Is she a country artist? Pop, rock, or folk? The only thing that’s certain is she can’t be pegged down. She’s got a gorgeous, interesting
