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Jake Xerxes Fussell returns with another set of meticulously curated old-time songs played and sung with warmth and grace. The North Carolinian songwriter has a musicologist’s gras...
Since 1998, Jim James has led My Morning Jacket. In the early 2000s, the band's blend of Southern rock, psychedelia, dub, classic songcraft, loner country, and experimental folk pu...
Chris Pellnat’s new EP, Reign Down melds rootsy folk with inventive art-rock, thematically exploring love’s discovery, absence, and rejection. The six-song collection balances topi...
Paul is the man of the people
A couple of years ago I saw James Hodder perform in the basement room of Farringdon’s Betsey Trotwood, supporting Casey Neill and Jerry Joseph. This spatially challenged, cosy venu...
Homesickness rarely produces anything worth hearing. It tends to curdle into sentiment, all lump-in-the-throat platitudes about cobbled streets and childhood summers. Paul Archer,...
My Morning Jacket's Jim James will soon be gracing us with his first solo album in eight years. The good Mr. Olliges announced Wowed Out in June and shared its pounding, soulful, p...
**Some People** arrives from Houston like a confession whispered across a bar at closing time — unhurried, unshowy, and considerably darker than the room's lighting would suggest....
Every so often a record arrives that feels less written than excavated, dredged up from some domestic catastrophe too strange for fiction, and Paul Garside's "That There Is Our Pro...
There has always been a peculiar American habit of turning ordinary language into prophecy. “Born to Run.” “Fight the Power.” “Purple Rain.” A phrase escapes its original meaning a...
Jim James has had quite the varied career for nearly three decades.
We’re giving ourselves an easy start to the week – after the heatwave hell of the weekend we think we deserve it – by starting with a song by an artist we can confidently say “need...
Mr Plow return with a magnificent gothic adventure from the heart of Leicestershire. Mr Plow may hail from Leicestershire, but the heart of their music is steeped in gothic New Orl...
As the listener traverses the hills, mountains and valleys of Okkervil River’s albums, there are many treasures lying in wait. Some in plain sight, some hidden, others only to be d...
The best folk songs rarely announce themselves as profound. They slip into your consciousness the way old photographs or familiar streets do—quietly, patiently, revealing their sig...
You may be wondering what a Convinced Friend is – and it’s a good question that Austin Wilson made some sense of on the debut self-titled album by the band he fronts: here were a s...
The latest single from James White & The Wild Fire is an outrageously energetic blast of vibrant passion. The Girl From Fort Worth is full of insistent rhythm, driven along by...
In one of several playfully erudite, self-written reflections included in press materials accompanying his debut solo album, Wild Tales and Broken Hearts (Sweet Irene Records, 2022...
The Rutland Troubadour returns for album number four. Paul McClure, on his fourth album, decided to go to pastures new and left the rural north and travelled south to East Sussex a...
Folk-rock built for optimists doesn't come along often enough, and when it does, it tends to arrive wrapped in irony, as if genuine cheerfulness were somehow embarrassing. Paul Mar...
Melbourne has produced its share of songwriters who mistake volume for feeling and confession for craft. Paul Louis Villani belongs to neither camp. His closing single of 2026, "So...
There are some songs that just hit the spot. Songs that one instantly adores and that have an almost profound effect on you and that you keep coming back to year after year. It’s b...
Some songs meet you exactly where you are — and then lift you somewhere better. Austin Plaine has a gift for that kind of winsome, quietly uplifting songwriting, and “Rise Above It...
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