Lucinda Williams has helped set the road map for alt-country and Americana, the new double CD ‘Down Where The Spirit Meets The Bone’ leaves other in her dust as she hits creative top gear.
Adam Cohen, son of Leonard, releases his fifth album just a couple of weeks before his father’s. But whatever living ghosts may haunt it, this is very much an album by Cohen Jr, not Cohen Sr.
Our Song of the Day is taken from Stick in the Wheel’s EP Bones and seems the perfect choice for a Monday after having listened to the morning news…Bedlam.
Yet another outstanding album from Meuross, who sings with conviction, understated power and gentle passion and should, by rights, be far better known and celebrated than he is.
We rejoin Arborea on Day 3 of their guest tour blog as they ride into Pittsburgh for a gig. They are joined by their friend and Philadelphia based guitarist-composer Eric Carbonara.
Our latest mix in our Discovered and Unearthed series features a large bundle of new music from artists that will be new to many of you. This one to kick back and relax to.
What sets The Old Dance School apart from other folk bands is their eagerness to embrace the new. In a live setting their songs are conceptually fascinating, and thrilling in their performance.
Our Song of the Day is a lovely Green Man Sessions featuring American guitarist William Tyler. He also performs on Hiss Golden Messenger’s fifth full-length studio album which we recently reviewed.
Simon witnesses a night of Coope Boyes & Simpson ‘In Flanders Fields’ Tour. A brilliantly conceived and executed show, making clear the message of remembrance as the motive to end wars.
