You have to go back to BR549’s debut in the mid-90s to find a modern band that has committed so strongly to classic mid-century country music, blending the buttoned-up stylized
It is always a momentous occasion when Wilco rears its head. Despite how prolific the band has become, every time the Sonic Chameleons announce a new LP it feels like
My Sister, My Brother can trace its origin story to a pre-pandemic songwriter’s retreat. Garrison Starr and Sean McConnell, both accomplished solo artists, met at the event and walked away
Released in 2005, Discovering the Waterfront by the Canadian post-hardcore band Silverstein remains an iconic masterpiece within the emo and post-hardcore genres. With its emotionally charged lyrics, powerful instrumentation, and
Unlike the Detroit-centered Thad Jones, Donald Byrd, and Elvin Jones albums that we have covered as part of the five-part The Third Man/Blue Note partnership, the relatively unheralded Kenny Cox
Lydia Loveless’ sixth album continues her heart on her sleeve songwriting, ushering in tunes about struggles of all kinds throughout Nothing’s Gonna Stand In My Way Again. It is less
Louis Michot is a GRAMMY-winning musical ambassador from South Louisiana, but Rêve du Troubadour (The Troubadour’s Dream in English) is his first solo album. The multi-instrumentalist plays with a variety
While most of today’s fans know Susan Tedeschi as the vocalist and guitarist in The Tedeschi Trucks Band, Tedeschi exploded seemingly out of nowhere (Boston) to the blues world 25
Todd Rundgren’s solo debut album, Runt, released in 1970, remains an enduring testament to his boundless talent and the eclectic musical landscape of the era. This album is a kaleidoscope
The Doobie Brothers’ Minute by Minute is an iconic album that has stood the test of time and remains a testament to the band’s exceptional musicianship and songwriting prowess. Released
