In the newest installment of Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle reviews How To Survive, the new LP from country rocker Matt Woods, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for full resolution (best viewed on desktop):
The organizers of the annual SXSW Festival & Conference have announced the first major round of acts confirmed the Music portion of the festival, which takes place March 13-19, 2017.
Furnace, the sophomore album from Dead Man Winter, is set for release on January 27 on GNDWIRE/Thirty Tigers. Furnace is a highly revealing and deeply personal offering from accomplished singer
It might be best if you don’t overthink it, but there’s plenty of fun to be had with The Accountant.
The multiplicity of tributes to Jerry Garcia is as much testament to his own love of music as his influence on multiple generations of musicians. Dear Jerry is particularly notable
[rating=8.00] From the start, it’s always been a bit of challenge to pin Jonny Fritz down. His brand of “silly country” feels so unique to him, it’s hard to compare
[rating=7.00] Blackberry Smoke’s fifth studio album, Like An Arrow, concludes with “Free on the Wing,” where Gregg Allman adds a ghostly gravitas in his role as guest vocalist. The presence
Splendid and stark, American Honey rewrites the rules for the coming of age genre in magical ways.
On October 21st the Dallas-based band Vandoliers release their new album Ameri-Kinda. The title is fitting considering this band is an eclectic mix that goes beyond your standard Americana pigeonholing. With
Hoots and Hellmouth’s fourth album In The Trees is coming out October 28th, and this is an effort that has felt like an expedition. The new album began to take shape over two
