With the release of their second record, folk duo Ordinary Elephant have become a full-time entity, and this exceptional release promises a long career worth following ahead.
Bluegrass veterans Lonesome River Band create a narrative complex enough to fill a novel in a harrowing tale of family discord and hidden lives on "Outside Looking In".
A return to Middle America provided the space and inspiration for Her Crooked Heart's ambitious, meditative new LP. Bon Iver, Alabama Shakes, Paul Simon collaborators chip in.
Before the May 24th release of the 87-year-old Appalachian folk artist's debut solo album, Willard Gayheart shares the first song he had ever written almost five decades prior.
Releasing her second solo album since the Civil Wars called it quits, Joy Williams begins the next chapter "in the book of my life that is bittersweet on a level that I can hardly articulate".
This time we have shadowy, soulful house with a UK garage twist in the form of Quiet Man X Joy Anonymous, stuttering funk from Skinny Pelembe, downtempo synthpop from CC Honeymoon, fiery punk 'n' roll from Eyesore & the Jinx, and glam-infused psychedelia from Benedict Benjamin.
Through their stirring new track, indie folk duo Cricket Blue incorporate imagery based on flora, fauna, and the Old Testament to pose a moral question.
Texas duo Little Mazarn cross streams ranging from folk, American primitive music, and ambient sounds to classic country. Today, we share the stream of the band's new album IO.
Red Molly slide guitarist, Abbie Gardner's latest solo effort is a raw, plaintive ode to self-acceptance and preservation, detailed in a video where she quite literally brings her emotions to the table.
Front Porch is Joy Williams at her best. This album embraces Williams' legacy from the Civil Wars and incorporates it into her own musical personality.
