[rating=8.00] The Steel Woods with Old News may have the strongest thematic storytelling southern rock album since the Drive-by Truckers’ 2004 The Dirty South. This is only The Steel Woods
[rating=8.00] We’re living in the age of the blue-eyed female soul singer. Perhaps it was the late Amy Winehouse that paved the way for the likes of Courtney Marie Andrews,
On March 1st, Steve Poltz will return with a new album Shine On to be released via Red House/Compass Records Group and it’s Poltz’s first album for a label in
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame guitarist Carlos Santana has announced he will hit the road with his band across North America this summer for the Supernatural Now tour. The three-month, 29-date celebration will
It often comes a bit of a surprise to fans of Alex Chilton when they hear the Box Tops and Big Star singer cited Chet Baker as the biggest influence
[rating=9.00] There’s a certain sense of deja vu that’s unmistakably evident in Joe Jackson’s new album Fool, his 20th studio outing to date. While the sophisticated sheen of Night and
[rating=8.00] Maggie Rogers 2017 EP Now That The Light Is Failing was hailed as a fresh burst of indie pop and now on her debut full length Heard It In
Patterson Hood and Mike Cooley (a.k.a. the “Dimmer Twins”) formed the Drive-By Truckers in Athens, Georgia in 1996, though their musical collaboration began in the 80s with the band Adam’s
On March 22nd, Strand of Oaks (Timothy Showalter) will return with his 6th album, Eraserland to be released via Dead Oceans. The album features the lead single, “Weird Ways” out
The Cactus Blossoms will bring their upcoming album ‘Easy Way’ (March 1) on the road for the first time this April, announcing headlining shows across the eastern United States in
