Folk Rock

There’s a raw, unguarded quality to ‘Oh Me Oh My’ that immediately sets it apart, and on this latest release, Danny […]

Some records feel like a gathering storm, and with his eighth full-length release, Andy Smythe delivers a musical statement that feels both […]

Some songs arrive with the feeling of a turning point. They carry the weight of experience while opening the door […]

There’s a particular atmosphere that only exists in the final hours of a bar’s closing shift. The lights are low, […]

With their newest outing ‘I Dreamt of You Again Last Night’, the creative partnership of Friend / Monell return to the fold […]

Sophomore albums often arrive with a sense of pressure; the unspoken expectation to either repeat past successes or reinvent everything. […]

There’s a particular kind of magic that happens when a band strips a beloved anthem down to its emotional bones. […]

There’s something quietly satisfying about a song that just tightens the bolts and lets it roll. And on ‘It’s Called Love […]

There’s something bracingly human about Derby Hill’s self-titled debut EP. It plants its boots firmly on cracked concrete and lets […]

There’s something quietly compelling about a first record made without fanfare, without a band, and without years of industry polish […]