Chris Storrow
In a flurry of instantly catchy and terrifically breezy pop songs, Chris Storrow’s The Ocean Door yields nuggets of bona fide A.M. dial gold. Traversing Zombies-esque non sequiturs to the … Read more
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Marlena
When anyone decides to break into the music scene they need two key tools– a strong desire and a hell of a voice. This could certainly be said for singer/songwriter … Read more
Zach Madden
Zach Madden’s Daybreak Songs is an album filled with intimate tracks and simple melodies. There’s an abundance of quietly strummed acoustic guitar, hints of violin and backing female vocals that … Read more
Eric Brace & Peter Cooper
Eric Brace and Peter Cooper document their impressionistic experiences in the thriving folk and bluegrass scene in the Washington D.C. area of the seventies. Both the title track and “He … Read more
Lynyrd Skynyrd
A departure from the usual overwrought fare, it seems that Skynyrd has finally received a multidimensional documentary of their calamitous career. Focusing primarily on Ronnie Van Zandt – an obvious … Read more
Sugarcane Collins
An artist so sweet it’s in the name – Sugarcane Collins’ refreshingly traditional Going Back to Clarksdale is the tried and true work of a master blues interpreter. Collins’ latest … Read more
Alejandro Escovedo
Photos By Ebet Roberts Tejano roots-rocker Alejandro Escovedo has digested a wide range of music in his 30-odd years as a performer, from punk rock to hard rock to … Read more
Tommy Castro and the Painkillers
Tommy Castro has been in the biz for four decades, earning fans the old fashion way- traveling the world, playing thousands of shows and performing unique roots/blues/rock blends for the … Read more
Gretchen Peters
The success of her last two records, 2015’s Blackbirds and 2013’s Hello Cruel World, have greatly elevated awareness of Gretchen Peters, who stands at the pinnacle of highly literate and … Read more
