[rating=8.00] John Moreland blew through like an Oklahoma tornado when his 2015 record High on Tulsa Heat came out, breaking hearts everywhere with his stunningly gloomy prose. The songwriter’s anticipated
[rating=8.00] Chris Stapleton emerged to national prominence exactly two years ago with the release of his solo debut album, Traveller. To many, his success with a back to basics style
[rating=8.00] The musical subgenre of power pop arguably began with a mighty Fadd9 chord at the top of the Beatles’ “A Hard Day’s Night.” Since that letter was nailed to
[rating-7.00] The latest in the ongoing series of The Chris Robinson Brotherhood’s live concert releases, Betty’s Blends Vol. 3: Self-Rising Southern Blends, doesn’t exhibit quite all the discernible logic of
Ryan Weber and Eric Osterman have been through a lot in the relatively short time they have been making music together as Eric & Magill. The duo has traveled to
The high bar set by its predecessor proves too much for Star-Lord and company this time around.
On June 23, Steelism will follow up their critically-acclaimed debut album 615 To Fame with ism, a ten-song collection that finds the band drawing inspiration from mid-century modern design, early
The daughter of a Delta farmer and raised in Kentucky, Shaina Goodman’s upbringing seems like it was destined to lead her to songwriting. Lucky for us, that’s exactly where she
We celebrate Star Wars Day and the 40th anniversary of the series with a look back on the most memorable moments from the franchise.
In the newest installment of Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle reviews Adios, the new album from rising Americana troubadour Cory Branan, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for full resolution (best viewed on desktop):
