UPDATE: Voting in the 2020 Year-End Readers Poll has now closed. Check back soon for the results right here at nodepression.com. Sure, 2020 has served up a lot of bad. But on the bright side, it also brought us […]
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You might still be working through your Thanksgiving leftovers, but when you’re ready to think about cooking again, you should check out a new cookbook called Meet Me at the Table. Published earlier this month by Nathaniel Rateliff’s The […]
’Tis the season to love Dolly! In October, Dolly Parton released A Holly Dolly Christmas, an album of Christmas favorites that includes duets with, among others, Miley Cyrus, Jimmy Fallon, Michel Bublé, and Willie Nelson. And Parton has recently been […]
Even a pandemic can’t stop the madness that is Black Friday, though in the name of safety (sure, sure), many big-box stores have already started their sales in hopes of spreading the shopping out a bit. Much more deserving of […]
Nominations for the 63rd annual Grammy Awards landed today, and there are roots music names sprinkled widely throughout the categories. Dave Cobb (Chris Stapleton, Jason Isbell, Brandi Carlile) and Dan Auerbach (Yola, Gibson Brothers, Marcus King) are among the […]
As we near the end of the year, the opening line of William Shakespeare’s Richard III rings true, and could easily have been written in 2020: “Now is the winter of our discontent.” The acknowledgement that the world has weathered a […]
The Carter Family. The Louvin Brothers. Bill Monroe. Those are among the artists you hear most mentioned when you talk about “roots music.” But as newer generations of artists come along, the definition, and the breadth, of roots music has […]
Like Dolly Parton hasn’t already put enough goodness into the world — through her songs, her wit, her book-mailing Imagination Library program, her monthly $1,000 donations to families left homeless by wildfires in her Tennessee homeland in 2016, and […]
EDITOR’S NOTE: As his new album, The End Is New, comes out today, Matt Lorenz of The Suitcase Junket writes about how he came to look — and listen — to things differently. I remember the moment it […]
Chris Hillman’s refreshingly candid new memoir, Time Between: My Life as a Byrd, Burrito Brother, and Beyond (BMG), opens with an eerily apocalyptic scene on the night of Hillman’s 73rd birthday on Dec. 4, 2017. Around 11 p.m., his […]
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