Reviews

Keb’ Mo’

On his last outing back in 2017 with veteran bluesman Taj Mahal, Keb’ Mo’ deservedly picked up a Grammy for the album TajMo. No newcomer to the Grammy process, that … Read more

Wes Montgomery 

At least one mystery has been solved. The buried treasure of understated jazz guitar genius Wes Montgomery that was partially unearthed on 2012’s Echoes of Indiana Avenue was actually culled … Read more

Grant Farm

Hailed by Jim Lauderdale and Neal Casal as one of the top bands in that vaunted intersection of country, bluegrass, and especially rock ’n’ roll, Grant Farm continues to carve … Read more

Richard X. Heyman

Worthy of being lifted in triumph by a bespectacled cult of pop classicists and rock music-obsessives, Pop Circles is the bright, immersive 13th album from the one-man, technicolor song factory … Read more

Rusty Tinder

Cheaper than going to a psychologist, Dear to You is good, honest medicine for the heart and the soul. It doesn’t have any dangerous side effects, and it’s all organic, … Read more

Carla Olson & Todd Wolfe

Lately it seems we have been hearing plenty of records from couples, most being husband and wife duos. Carla Olson and Todd Wolfe are just two kindred spirits who have … Read more

Adam Holt

With a background in Alabama, Adam Holt was probably always destined to be a bluesman. His ten-track album Kind of Blues holds satisfying echoes of blues alongside that deep southern-soul … Read more

Kevin Breit

You may think of Canadian great Kevin Breit as a blues guitarist or a versatile guitarist who has backed some huge names, but there’s nothing that he—or anyone else for … Read more

Erica Stone’s Antidote Release Party

Photos: Moments By Moser Lately it seems, diverse artists and their recordings have far different backstories than the ordinary, “Hey, let’s make a record and see if it sells” (e.g. … Read more