• Bill and the Belles

    Heartbreak and Humor Live Side by Side on Bill and the Belles’ ‘Happy Again’
    Stacy Chandler Posted On May 20, 2021


    Don’t let the sunny yellow album cover and cheery title fool you: Happy Again is an album about being sad. The 11 songs written by Bill and the Belles frontman Kris Truelsen in the aftermath of his divorce provide the […]


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    Bill and The Belles
    Tgunsher Posted On September 30, 2018


    World of Bluegrass, 9/28/2018


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    Bill and the Belles, IBMA 2018 (by Jim McKelvey)
    Amos Perrine Posted On September 30, 2018



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    Borders Busted
    Stacy Chandler Posted On August 24, 2018


    The kind of music No Depression covers has never been big on borders or restrictions, and we love to see artists exploring their boundaries and breaking right through them. This week, The Devil Makes Three releases an album that’s all about breaking […]


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    Modern Life Through a Vintage Lens
    Adam Kirr Posted On August 22, 2018


    The term “roots music” has evolved to incorporate a variety of different sounds these days. But those who subscribe to a more literal interpretation of the phrase will be relieved to know that a band like Bill and The Belles […]


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