Railroad Earth brought their bluegrass jams to Boston’s House of Blues on Friday, October 2nd. Photos by Rich Gastwirt. Setlist: Set 1: Been Down This Road Saddle of the Sun
Here we are at the very end, after eight days and more than two dozen movies, and a host of other shenanigans, Fantastic Fest closed with a bang, presenting two
Just back from a month-long European tour in support of their acclaimed self-titled debut LP, New Orleans roots-soul revivalists The Deslondes have lined up tours with rowdy Americana trio The Devil Makes Three and
[rating=7.00] The war on drugs fueled violence just south of the border in Mexico offers a wealth of inspiration for anyone looking to craft a taut and nuanced portrayal of
[rating=8.00] By nature, man is a beast who constantly strives to push boundaries. Personal boundaries. Cultural boundaries. Societal. It doesn’t really matter to us. If there’s a line in the
[rating=9.00] The isolated man has been a theme of literature since, well, we’ve had literature. The need for connection is so innate that the exploration of its absence offers us
[rating=8.00] In their decade together, The Wood Brothers have never made a bad record. Quite the contrary as each successive release has found them offering more finely-crafted material produced with
Photos of Battles at the Paradise Rock Club in Boston, MA on 9/30/15. Photos by Amanda Macchia
Photos of Albert Hammond Jr. from the Bowery Ballroom in New York, NY on 9/22/15. Photos by Vikas Nambiar
Compared to the splendidly comprehensive scholarship that is the four-CD hardbound set, Five Guys Walk Into a Bar from 2004, the five-disc box You Can Make Me Dance, Sing or
