Before Seattle became synonymous with flannel and distorted guitars, even before Sunset Strip was a record executive honey hole for Aqua Netted glam bands with neon guitars, Athens, Georgia was
A native of Montana, Izaak Opatz is a captivating songwriter with a golden voice. He charismatically cuts through alt-country instrumentals with an impressive knack for lyrical design, coupled with unpretending
The story of Indubious is not for the faint of heart. Like a phoenix rising from the ashes, Indubious was forged in the fires of pain and destruction. Evton and
Phoenix’s famous blues club, The Rhythm Room, run by traditional blues harmonicist Bob Corritore (originally from Chicago) has provided him the opportunity to record sessions with the club’s many performers. Over
Like many others, Portland, Oregon artist Maria DeHart writes about what she knows, so when nothing is happening, there isn’t much to write about. Except, perhaps, about the fact that
Punk/folk poet Rafael Vigilantics captures Southwestern gothic in sound on the exceptional fourth album Blue River, Grey Sky, set to release November 13. Born to a New Mexico folk singer
As stated in another outlet the first time this writer saw Chris Stapleton live was in a hotel room for a radio taping with his then band, The SteelDrivers, a
Back in April, Soul Asylum released their twelfth studio album, Hurry Up & Wait. Preparing to take the new songs out on the road, a national pandemic had other plans
Difficult as it may be to believe half a century on, Derek and The Dominos’ Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs (released 11/9/70) was not wholeheartedly embraced by critics or
Singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Randall Bramblett remains for far too many an under the radar artist, even after making, with Pine Needle Fire (New West), his twelfth studio album. In addition
