Chris Griffy

The adage “stop and smell the roses” is a reminder to slow down and enjoy life and the wonders nature provides. But in a society more likely to take an Instagram-ready picture of the rose, does the adage still apply? On Wilderness Within You, Parker Millsap advocates a return to

Celtic mythology speaks of “thin places,” locations where the barrier between this world and the otherworld is permeable. Cadence, the new album from Cinder Well, is filled with thin places, moments when a strummed chord or a sung note is left to hang for just a second or two. It&

City and Colour has never been a band to bring a “sound of summer” feel-good hit to the table. Since its founding in 2005, the solo moniker of Alexisonfire guitarist Dallas Green has been known for atmospheric lyrics. City and Colour's new album, The Love Still Held Me

When you read the phrase “French Celtic supergroup,” you have certain expectations. Those expectations were met by Doolin' on their 2016 self-titled debut, which melded traditional Celtic and French chanson styles and led to a number of well-received festival appearances in both America and Europe. Circus Boy, their second