The Yawpers
This is the fourth release for Denver trio The Yawpers, with their raw sound, punky edge, and ever-changing grooves. The Yawpers made their mark with a combination of punk, rockabilly, … Read more
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Big Daddy Wilson
Stateside folks may not have heard much from Big Daddy Wilson, who released five albums while living in Europe before the North Carolina native returned home in the past year. … Read more
Lone Justice
Be sure to handle Live at the Palomino, 1983 with care. A combustible document of one of Lone Justice’s lively summer performances at the cow-punk crazed Palomino Club in North … Read more
Dawn Tyler Watson
Declaring her independence on the simmering, soulful ballad “Feels Good,” off her sultry and sassy new album Mad Love, Canadian blues songstress Dawn Tyler Watson belts out the words, “Get … Read more
Leo Bud Welch
Gospel-and-bluesman Leo “Bud” Welch came to fame—such as it was— in his early 80s, and he released his first album, the gospel collection Sabougla Voices, in 2014. His second album, … Read more
Shane Dwight
Shane Dwight has been around the block a few times, and with the release of his ninth album, No One Loves Me Better on Red Parlor Records, he’s really honed … Read more
The Infamous Stringdusters
Lithe, stately, and as powerful as can be, the songs that make up The Infamous Stringdusters’ Rise Sun arose from a desire for “More love, more awareness, and more compassion,” … Read more
Peter Ward
Bostonian Peter Ward is a major player in the talented New England blues scene, back now with a follow-up to his 2017 Blues on My Shoulders. Like that one, this … Read more
