Category: INTERVIEWS

Old 97’s mark the 30th anniversary of their 1994 debut, Hitchhike To Rhome, with a new album that finds them

Hopefully by now, you’ve spent some quality time with the impeccably assembled box-set reissue of the Pernice Brothers’ 1998 debut,

Call the High Llamas a group if you’d like. But there’s been little doubt over the past 32 years that

It took a while for Blackberry Smoke and much-decorated producer Dave Cobb to get around to each other—20 years, to

For Sarah Jarosz, it had to be validating to earn a Grammy Award (her fourth overall) for 2020’s World On

Pete Droge has a lot to be thankful for this holiday season. Several months removed from the most debilitating symptoms

The last time we caught up with Jon Dee Graham, he was struggling to strike a balance between making a

Given all that Jenny Owen Youngs has been up to over the past 10 years, why let another solo album

In its own unassuming way, Nothing Lasts Forever (Merge) may be Teenage Fanclub’s most finely honed album since Songs From

Brent Cobb couldn’t be happier with the state of country music. On his new album, Southern Star (Ol’ Buddy/Thirty Tigers),

New York-based singer/songwriter Carter Brady draws on an eclectic and disparate range of artists for inspiration on latest single “Lover’s

The cover of Hiss Golden Messenger’s latest LP pretty much says it all: If the world is indeed headed for

As tribute albums go, Son Volt’s Day Of The Doug (Thirty Tigers/Transmit Sound) is about as close to a labor

For a guy who’s supposedly dropped off the radar, Robert Ellis has been awfully occupied of late. Born and raised