To celebrate their twentieth year the Lost Bayou Ramblers went big by releasing a documentary On Va Continuer! and an accompanying live album ASTEUR as they revel in their past
Two years after the release of her acclaimed debut album, Bandita, Seattle singer-songwriter Lydia Ramsey has just released her second full-length LP, Flames for the Heart. The album represents an
The history of metal is laid bare in this fascinating documentary.
In support of his excellent new album Eraserland, Timothy Showalter bought the latest live incarnation of Strand of Oaks to the intimate setting of The Mothlight in Asheville, North Carolina
Grammy-nominated Janiva Magness, rather surprisingly to many, covers John Fogerty, with songs from both Creedence Clearwater Revival and his solo career on Change in the Weather. Magness, who in recent
The pairing of eight-time BMA-nominated, Indianapolis-based soul-blues singer Tad Robinson and Memphis’ Hi Rhythm Section just seemed inevitable. Few fits are more natural. On Real Street the singer/harmonicist Robinson tapped
On the eve of what would have been American singer-songwriter and Byrds founding member Gene Clark’s 75th birthday comes the reissue of one of his finest works, No Other. Released
On the same day that Green Day has announced a new album called Father of All, (hear the title track below) the band’s first album of new music since 2016’s Revolution Radio, the Berkeley trio
Keller Williams has announced the release of his 25th studio album, SPEED, which is due out on November 22nd. The new record features Williams with his Bluegrass outfit, Keller & The
Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy stays busy – in the past five years he has released albums of previously-recorded songs by Susanna Wallumrod, Mekons, Merle Haggard; even himself) and a collaborative record with Bitchin
