• Serena Ryder

    Archive Issue
    ’Tis the Season: The ND Guide to Holiday Music that Doesn’t Suck
    NO DEPRESSION Posted On November 27, 2018


    The holidays are here again, and some of our favorite roots artists have gotten in the spirit this year by releasing new albums of music for the season. By and large, they’re not content to rehash the classics, either. They’ve […]


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    Columns
    The Unapologetic Apology of Stephen Kellogg: “The Last Man Standing”
    Billy Rosenbeck Posted On December 8, 2015


    This past May, in advance of his new concept album South, West, North, East, Stephen Kellogg played shows in Boston, New York, and Chicago, made up of “just songs [he’d] never played off an album that [wasn’t] out yet.” Kellogg […]


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    Album Review
    Serena Ryder – If Your Memory Serves You Well
    Archive Posted On May 1, 2007


    Blame Bob Dylan and his laying waste to the Brill Building division of labor between singers and songwriters for the lingering critical prejudice against pulling from someone else’s songbook. Herein, Canadian singer-songwriter Serena Ryder argues persuasively that there’s no reason […]


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