So you’re still jamming to 2015’s self-titled “Nathaniel Rateliff and the Night Sweats.” So you’re still impressed how well Missouri-born Rateliff dances in cowboy boots. So you’re looking forward to Rateliff’s third solo album (it’s only been seven years since the last solo LP). Drop those expectations.Read More →
“Holy bluegrass!” Yes, that is our first impression when we clicked play on Billy Strings’ fourth studio album.Read More →
It’s not easy to tell that LA-based Sunny War comes from a lineage of punk music. And on her fourth studio album, that sonic past feels even more distant, seemingly replaced with dreamy, beach-faded nostalgia and bossa nova.Read More →
For ten years we’ve been following the Dylanesque folk stirrings of Greenbelt, MD singer/songwriter Joe Pug. His 2009 debut EP Nation of Heat is eternally on our playlist, sporting some of the most dense lyrics since Wilco’s 2002 masterpiece Yankee Hotel Foxtrot.Read More →