A few weeks ago I posted about a guy called Teitur and how great it was to find Americana being sung in The Faroe Islands. Now comes a new album from The Lonesome Southern Comfort Company, a band that hails from […]
I try and pride myself on going local. Local restaurants. Local beer. Local groceries and produce. So liner notes once again is going local with some home grown Cuyahoga valley bluegrass. You don’t need to travel outside of your radius […]
The Men They Couldn’t Hang is a seminal band in the history of Folk-Punk. Many music fans are familiar with The Pogues and The Violent Femmes[1], but few seem to have heard of The Men They Couldn’t Hang. That is […]
Occasionally, when referring to a hearty minestrone soup, people will say it is the perfect marriage of ingredients. Now I understand that everyone’s tastes vary, but I would like to suggest that if you are hungry for something new or […]
The epitome of lo-fi singer-songwriter greatness Lo-fi can be effective as a chosen aesthetic, waving an aural banner that lays an artist’s money on songs and performances, rather than on production. But that aesthetic is even more powerful when it’s […]
The Gourds, one of my all-time favorite bands, decided to take a hiatus, effective immediately. They have a final show October 27th in Austin. Although I’m heartbroken they won’t be coming my way anytime soon (who knows when they’ll be […]
In the world today, what’s new is new. If it shines, we love it. But, what’s new becomes gradually and increasingly old, by the minute. In the world of popular music this is numbingly true. Trends are created by corporate […]
“I’m A Stranger Here,” the fourth studio album by American roots trio The Devil Makes Three, is scheduled for an October 29, 2013 release on New West Records. On this ten-song record The Devil Makes Three give more of the […]
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