We met New York-based banjoist Mike Savino at the Newport Folk Fest in 2014, and our impression went something like this: “This gent is kind and intelligent and when’s his next record?” This fourth full-length, A Wave of Golden Things, is our sadly delayed introduction to Savino, aka Tall Tall Trees.Read More →
Perhaps the most famous Russian band since Tchaikovsky, the all-female protest punk group Pussy Riot has taken on Putin and corruption, Trump, and even Eric Garner’s death at the hands of police officers.Read More →
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 →