Along Interstate 40 in Tennessee lie two cities of immense musical importance and history – Nashville and Memphis. Check that and add a third to the list – Knoxville which
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on Trail of Flowers, the new album from Sierra Ferrell, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image
Just because guitarist/vocalist/songwriter Dave Coleman hasn’t issued an album with his roots rock trio, The Coal Men, in nearly eight years doesn’t mean he hasn’t been busy. As many know,
On the inner sleeve to his latest LP, Barge At Will, Jon Snodgrass writes, “My favorite songs were written in the time it takes to play them. Sometimes, while playing
Berlin and London-based artist Cassie Kinoshi’s new album Gratitude is a heartfelt ode to the everyday moments that spark joy and appreciation. Kinoshi, a modern jazz-fusion artist with a Mercury-nominated
Having honed his craft as a bluesman for nigh on twenty years now, guitarist/vocalist/songwriter and recording artist Charlie Parr dilutes the passion of work ever so slightly with Little Sun, his
From the retro-fashioned album cover you know that Thee Sinseers’ newest release Sinseerly Yours will be a throwback in every fashion as the Southern California outfit delivers the soulful goods
In 2001, Manchester band, Elbow released their debut album Asleep in the Back to decent critical acclaim, taking their place as a promising new English indie band. Their subsequent albums
Influential Scottish indie band The Jesus and Mary Chain sticks to its roots while bringing a modern touch to Glasgow Eyes, its second album since reuniting in 2007 and eighth
Across six records, Katie Crutchfield, known to most as Waxahatchee, has slowly evolved from a modern indie folk singer to one more fittingly slotted into the Americana/alt-country genre. And that
