
Oceans of Slumber: Oceans of Slumber
Any time a band decides to self-title its fourth album, there’s a statement being made. Maybe the group wants to
Any time a band decides to self-title its fourth album, there’s a statement being made. Maybe the group wants to
Johndavid Bartlett has a musical history that could fill a couple of books. Bypassing a career that includes connections with
After two independently released albums, Parker McCollum’s major label debut Hollywood Gold picks up right where the Austin-by-way-of-Conroe songwriter left
Mickey Guyton has had a recording contract with Universal Music Group for more than 10 years, which was signed on
You’d think a global pandemic and the shutdown of the touring entertainment industry could bring almost any independent musician to
Jarosz’s fifth album was released in June, not long after the world shut down, and the moody uncertainty and disquiet
In a state as gifted with heavy psych and doom bands as Texas, it’s pretty easy for any given group
“That’s what I get for giving,” Jess Williamson sings on “Smoke,” the opening track from her smoldering album Sorceress. It’s
More proof that artists are different than you and me: Mere days after his son Justin Townes Earle died of
Admittedly, this won’t ever be the go-to Lucinda Williams album to prove her bona fides as one of the best
Hailing out of Fort Worth, Simon Flory is a songwriter who, thankfully, harkens back to way before the days of
Anybody who thinks “they don’t make country music like they used to” just hasn’t spent enough time finding Charley Crockett.
It was the best of timing, it was the worst of timing. For fans of the formerly known as
It’s mystifying that this is the first solo record of original material by Leigh since 2010’s The Box —