ALBUM REVIEW: Candace Hastings Dazzles on ‘Soft Place to Land’ Candace Hastings has spent a lifetime searching for Soft Place to Land, the title of her new album. The Texas-based singer-songwriter draws on the region’s legends for this album, a gentle tour through nostalgic music all about the people who break our hearts – and what it takes
ALBUM REVIEW: The War and Treaty Reach New High on Personal Album, ‘The Story of Michael and Tanya’ With each new album, the War and Treaty — the husband-and-wife duo Michael and Tanya Trotter — transports their emotionally resonant and soulful music to higher ground. On The Story of Michael and Tanya the duo openly shares details the ups and downs of their musical and personal journeys, laying
‘A Trip In The Country’ Proved Roger Miller Was More Than a Novelty Editor's Note: Erin Osmon has been awarded one of two No Depression Criticism Fellowships to write in-depth album reviews on roots music's most important albums. Her first contribution to this Criticism Fellowships kicks off with a review of a classic roots record, Roger Miller’s