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MC Taylor, frontman of Hiss Golden Messenger, writes with the kind of fervent simplicity of Joni Mitchell, as evidenced on "Mercy Avenue," the album benchmark from Messenger's latest, I'm People. There’s an honesty to the story about everyday people living, barely getting by,

Flatland Calvary continues anchoring their work in roots music with their new album, Work of Heart. Even when production goes big, bold, and shiny, the sextet ground themselves with simple, yet evocative, arrangements that tell the whole history of their musical lives. 12 songs live and breathe with the throbbing

Friendship and kinship lie at the heart of Pert Near Sandstone’s ninth studio album, Side by Side. “I know there’s strength in numbers, and so much joy that will be felt,” sings J. Lenz in “Quiet Hours,” gathering the listener closer for the whispered promise. Community is invaluable,

Boy Golden (the stage name of singer/songwriter Liam Duncan) centers his fifth studio record, Best of Our Possible Lives, around the lead single and opening track, “Suffer.” Dirty, cosmic guitars swirl around similarly muddy drums that emit a transcendent throb. Razor-sharp lyrics (e.g., “I want to know

2025 has been a year of great reflection. As storms rage outside, seeking refuge – in our favorite movies and TV shows, in great books, and in favorite records – becomes increasingly important. With their new album, Dog Ear, The Bros. Landreth extend a comforting embrace with calming musical waves and profound,