Garreson Monte Garreson has a new album Monte, which features saved voicemails left by Garreson’s grandfather Monte Garrison, who was a country Western singer and musician and supported his grandson’s parallel passion for songwriting and music. Garreson named his album for his grandfather, and the songs weave a tightly supported tapestry of family talent, love, […]
Tenkiller Burn the Boats Tenkiller has a new album Burn the Boats: it’s heavy, driving, and muddy electric Southern red dirt rock that beats like the hearts of struggling Southern folks themselves. And it’ll resonate with struggling folks everywhere. Hailing from Nashville, Tenkiller is a genre-blending alt country outfit whose members had roots in the […]
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Rosedale Junction Cornflakes and Coffee Rosedale Junction has a new album Cornflakes and Coffee, full of big clean roots rock sounds, in songs about coping and survival that turn into merrymaking. All of this takes place with a talented backing band including Phil Madeira and Roger Smith of the Tower of Power on keys with […]
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The Fremonts – The Failure Cabaret Folk – cabaret duo the Fremonts are re-releasing their album The Failure Cabaret this week, with lively theatrical songs that dynamically poke a bit of fun at life in now fresh recordings. The Fremonts are Stephanie Dodd (originally hailing from Fremont, Nebraska) and Justin Badger (originally hailing from Fremont, […]
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Goldpine – Three Goldpine is powerhouse Nashville duo Benjamin and Kassie Wilson, and they’re releasing a new album this week, their third: Three. Characterized by Kassie’s powerful and lavish vocals, the songs take the formidable approach to grab your attention and tell it like it is. It’s empowered without showboating or pushiness. There’s no frailty […]
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Euphoria Station – Smoking Gun The Los Angeles-based band Euphoria Station, which was founded by vocalist Saskia Kraft van Ermel and guitar virtuoso Hoyt Binder, have released their third album of roots rockin’ vibey songs, Smoking Gun. With a rhythm section from Robben Ford and Gov’t Mule, this album pushes the envelope of the band’s […]
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Dan Cloutier The Iceberg Dan Cloutier journeyed to Greenland and Newfoundland to record his new concept folk album The Iceberg. The concept is honoring a deep connection to nature and what really matters fundamentally as humans. As Dan explains it, “The music on the album is all about finding hope during dark seasons of life. […]
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Rollo White – Highway 81 Revisited Rollo White has spent years in the Americana music scene in New York City as a much-needed and sought-after supporting musician, and now Rollo (real name Michael Randall) is offering up his first solo album in his own voice, Highway 81 Revisited. Having surrounded himself with a talented cast […]
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Dave Steel – Wooden Music Australian artist Dave Steel has a new acoustic album Wooden Music, which is rich with potent restrained playing, where fiddle, double bass and acoustic guitar feature prominently and in turns, while the lyrics speak of life’s misguided truisms against natural backdrops – firelight, starlight, darkness. It’s certainly not every day […]
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Photo of Splendid Torch (including Lily Sexton) by Orion Willits The New England-based band Splendid Torch is the newly reconfigured band consisting of most of the members from Mamma’s Marmalade, and they have a new album hot off the presses: ICON. ICON‘s tracks were originally slated for a new release by Mamma’s Marmalade. But life […]
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