[rating=8.00] When Radney Foster’s name is mentioned, his classic album Del Rio, Texas 1959 (his birthplace), his success with the duo Foster & Lloyd, and his hits for mega country
[rating=9.00] It’s not often that an artist opts to re-record a seminal album, much less one on which he or she first staked their reputation. So it might have been
With a statement-making debut album in Onwards and the 2017 IBMA Band Momentum Award in hand, it’s hard to shake the feeling that Mile Twelve is headed somewhere. Onwards is
PVRIS of Lowell, Massachusetts, brought their diligent synth rock to Philadelphia’s Electric Factory on 10/8/17. The trio is current touring in support of its second album All We Know of Heaven,
[rating=7.00] Four years after its debut album, electronica duo Blue Hawaii returns with Tenderness, a hook-heavy pop album packed with sweaty dance beats and sing-along choruses. Co-DJ’s Raphaelle Standell and
Susan Gibson, a talented Texas songwriter most well known for penning the Dixie Chicks’ smash hit “Wide Open Spaces,” takes time to reflect on her upbringing and some traumatic events
In the newest installment of Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle reviews Ain’t That Bad, the new album from country rocker Timmy The Teeth, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for full resolution (best viewed on
Bob Bradshaw’s seventh album American Echoes (set for release October 20) is a title 25 years in the making. The set a tribute to the time this Irish-born singer/songwriter has spent absorbing
Emily Herring is the embodiment of true Texas music. Witness Gliding, Herring’s fourth record, produced by legendary instrumentalist Steve Fishell and releasing October 27 on Austin-based Eight 30 Records, delivers all
Fox and Bones is a conceptual folk collaboration between American songwriters Sarah Vitort and Scott Gilmore based in Portland, Oregon. The internationally touring folk duo combines lush harmonies and a
