[rating=9.00] Despite whatever inferences are implied by their handle, Greensky Bluegrass rely more on their own invention and less on the more arcane strains of traditional bluegrass. Not that they’ve
Being invented in 1989, the World Wide Web has contributed a lot to the music industry. The internet has made music more accessible to the public. It also gave a
[rating=8.00] Full of life and daring direction, early signs of Remind Me Tomorrow punch through as an ecstatic, emboldened statement for Sharon van Etten then a natural step forward in
[rating=8.00] The classically-infused and operatic ethereal sounds of Frances Cone bear the deep family roots of frontwoman Christina Cone’s upbringing and the more contemporary indie sounds of bands like Lucius.
[rating=8.00] Former Carolina Chocolate Drop Leyla McCalla is uncomfortable with the current political environment as exemplified by the album title, Capitalist Blues and several of its songs. Yet, she is
People’s Blues of Richmond (or PBR as they are affectionately referred to by their fans) is one of those rare three-pieces that somehow conjures the sonic power and visual intensity
Singer-songwriter Bob Hillman is readying the release of his fifth full-length album Some of Us Are Free, Some of Us Are Lost. The San Francisco-based musician’s latest is the follow-up
Corb Lund and the Hurtin’ Albertans are in the midst of their “No Rest For The West” tour, bringing their tried and true brand of roots and alt-country music to
[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,
