FRESH TRACK: Luther Black and the Cold Hard Facts – ‘Let the Light Back In’Check it out
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Kaitlin Butts - Roadrunner! (review)
Johnny Cash - Songwriter (review)
Nathaniel Rateliff and the Night Sweats - South of Here (review)
The Felice Brothers - Valley of Abandoned Songs (review)
Silverada - Silverada (review)
Marques Morel - Tales and Tellings (review)
J.P. Soars - Brick By Brick (out 6/30) (review)
Wilco - Hot Sun Cool Shroud [EP]
Madeleine Peyroux - Let's Walk
Boulevards - Carolina Funk: Bard Burner on Tobacco Road
Aaron Frazer - Into the Blue
The Del McCoury Band - Songs of Love and Life
Rory Block - Positively 4th Street: A Tribute to Bob Dylan
Brittany Haas and Lena Jonsson - The Snake
Martin Kerr - After the Apocalypse [EP]
Joseph Decosimo, Luke Richardson, and Cleek Schrey - Beehive Cathedral
Daniel Nunnelee - June, Baby
John Gallagher Jr. - Goodbye or Something
Curtis Salgado - Fine By Me (out 6/30)
Zach Bryan - The Great American Bar Scene (7/4)
Johnny Blue Skies (Sturgill Simpson) - Passage du Desir (7/12)
Steve Earle - Alone Again (Live) (7/12)
Donovan Woods - Things Were Never Good If They're Not Good Now (7/12)
Jake Xerxes Fussell - When I'm Called (7/12)
Tray Wellington - Detour to the Moon (7/12)
AJ Lee and Blue Summit - City of Glass (7/19)
Boy Golden - For Eden (7/19)
American Aquarium - The Fear of Standing Still (7/26)
The Red Clay Strays - Made By These Moments (7/26)
Joe Ely - Driven to Drive (8/2)
49 Winchester - Leavin' This Holler (8/2)
Los Lonely Boys - Resurrection (8/2)
Amos Lee - Transmissions (8/9)
Shelby Lynne - Consequences of the Crown (8/16)
FRESH TRACK: Luther Black and the Cold Hard Facts – ‘Let the Light Back In’Check it out
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