Levi Fuller‘s a musical explorer. Sounds cliche, I know, but I do tend to think of him with a pith helmet and machete, wacking his way through an underbrush of lame MySpace pages and Web 1.0 sites to pull forth little […]
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Winter in Vancouver can be a cold, dark, wet experience. This past weekend was no exception with near torrential levels of rainfall coming down on a weekend when the city was hosting the Grey Cup–Canadian football’s approximation of the Superbowl. […]
I’ve pretty much been to the moon and back for the past two weeks, unable to muster more than an occasional visit to this website for a joust with Will or witty repartee with Gillian. Haven’t even checked my email and the […]
Listening to NPR this weekend I had the misfortune to hear snippets of new Christmas releases from Michael Bubble and Justin Beaver with Busted Rhymes. Luckily the antidote, recently received in the mail, was nearby. I turned off the radio […]
2011 has been quite a year for Hayes Carll. He had appearances on The Tonight Show and Austin City Limits. He took his band to Bonnaroo and The Barn up at Woodstock. His record, KMAG YOYO, was written up favorably all over the country and charted on the country, […]
Well, folks…here we are, approaching the end of another year full of so many good albums it’s hard to even count. In other words, it’s time for year-end lists. There’s a long tradition here at No Depression of compiling a […]
Rhett Miller is the latest established artist to pass on the record company route and go directly to his fans to finance his next album. His PledgeMusic.com page opened over the holidays is more than halfway home at this writing. By the time you read this, the […]
“The Writing on the Wall says Life’s a bitch Ain’t enough food Eat the rich.” May feel ripped from the headlines. But that’s the great thing about Michael on Fire. He speaks to the timeless human condition, not the moment. […]
Tommy Emmanuel – All I Want for Christmas (Favored Nations, 2011) Australian guitar player Tommy Emmanuel may just be the single most talented picker of his generation. His finger- and flat-picking are precise yet graceful, with tone that’s clean but […]
Next week, Chuck Ragan hits the road opening for Social Distortion, playing venues like the House of Blues and ending with three sold out shows at the 1300-seat Ogden Theatre in Denver. But tonight is another story. Tonight, Ragan isn’t […]
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