More people would probably go to church if it were anything like Slim Cessna’s punkish, backwoods tent revival, where Old Testament-style wrath reigns supreme. Rising from the fertile ground of
Legacy Recordings, a division of Sony Music Entertainment, will release Ride Me Back Home — Willie Nelson’s new studio album (and 13th for the label) — on Friday, June 21.
Sara Rachele’s new LP, Scorpio Moon (out May 31st on Angrygal Records) was recorded live to tape in Brooklyn, N.Y., with Binky Griptite and other members of Amy Winehouse & Sharon Jones’
Bear’s Den began as a three-person folk-rock band in the vein of Mumford and Sons. Their debut, Islands, featured lots of banjo and acoustic guitar. Their follow-up, 2016’s Red Earth
It is not hyperbole to declare Nils Lofgren one of contemporary rock’s greatest collaborators. His long-term connection with Neil Young dates back to 1970’s After The Gold Rush, through Trans
Louisiana singer/songwriter/guitarist Josh Hyde is back with his second album, Into the Soul, buoyed by the success of his 2017 Call of the Night. Again guitarist/producer Joe V. McMahan (Kevin
Colorado-born, Los Angeles-based neo-folkie singer/songwriter Patrick Park is not prolific but has now made seven records since his debut in 2003. As he did on his most recent Love Like Swords,
The Black Keys’ ninth studio album, “Let’s Rock,” will be released June 28, 2019 via Easy Eye Sound/Nonesuch Records. The long-awaited album, their first in five years, is a return to the
Bruce Springsteen’s first new studio album in five years takes his music to a new place, drawing inspiration in part from the Southern California pop records of the late ‘60s
Following the release of her widely lauded album Don’t Talk About It, Ruby Boots is launching a collaborative single “Might Be Losing My Mind” via Bloodshot with Nashville group Indianola. The track comes
