Lugging the sound of Appalachian around like a travel worn tattered old suitcase plastered with travel stickers, containing the basic necessities a traveler needs to keep thier roots close, and ample space for things collected through weary wanderings, Jonathan Warren and […]
Not since the vibrant Greenwich Village folk scene of the late 50’s early ’60′s, has so much good folk music come from the city that never sleeps, these days Brooklyn is taking the lead in a Folk revival with a […]
Tumbleweed Wanderers started out busking the streets of Oakland, with a soulful howl of distant winds, they picked up a steady stream of eager ears, leading to performances at small bars and cafes, to becoming a major local headliner, selling out […]
Sometimes you need to get a new dog if it don’t bark when there’s a ruckus in your backyard, how I missed this staple of the Asbury Park music scene until now has me scratching my head with my hind […]
Another great release from Hearth Music, Annie Lou– Grandma’s Rules For Drinkin’ is an ole’ timey floor board tappin’ excursion to Appalachia by way of the Yukon. Excellent fiddlin’ and strummin’ and Annie’s time warp vocalizations combined with great storytelling bring […]
From across the pond in the deep south – of England, Turnstile Junkpile bring a great blend of Americana and Southern rock. Solid vocals, stirring harmonies, bluesy harp, twangy banjo and some wicked good geetar riff’s their debut album ‘Everything Is Cheaper Than […]
The Yawpers – upcoming release of their debut LP, “Capon Crusade”. The album will drop Oct. 30th. Recorded in just under two weeks at UI Studios in Boulder, “Capon Crusade” is the band’s attempt at making a raw, unpolished, and […]
