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BEST OF THE BLUES: April 2026

BEST OF THE BLUES: April 2026

April's offerings could be viewed as a legacy celebration. That's especially true of Corey Harris, Alvin Youngblood Hart, Guy Davis’s new collaboration, Fight On, True Blues Vol 2. This month also features new releases from Texas Tornado Freddie King (whose live set is still the

BEST OF THE BLUES: March 2026

BEST OF THE BLUES: March 2026

EDITOR’S NOTE: Welcome to No Depression’s newest column — Best of the Blues. Each month we’ve asked long-time No Depression contributor, Grant Britt, to round up some of his favorite new blues records for your listening pleasure. March serves up another righteous bundle of blues topped off by

BEST OF THE BLUES: February 2026

BEST OF THE BLUES: February 2026

EDITOR’S NOTE: Welcome to No Depression’s newest column — Best of the Blues. Each month we’ve asked long-time No Depression contributor, Grant Britt, to round up some of his favorite new blues records for your listening pleasure. February is a great month for blues lovers. You'll

BEST OF THE BLUES: January 2026

BEST OF THE BLUES: January 2026

EDITOR’S NOTE: Welcome to No Depression’s newest column — Best of the Blues. Each month we’ve asked long-time No Depression contributor, Grant Britt, to round up some of his favorite new blues records for your listening pleasure. Anybody who thinks that the blues is a dying art doesn&

ALBUM REVIEW, What We Missed: Kasambwe Brothers’ Debut Speaks of Unity

ALBUM REVIEW, What We Missed: Kasambwe Brothers’ Debut Speaks of Unity

Editor’s Note: Here at No Depression there’s too much great roots music in a year for us to cover it all. So in December, when new releases slow down, we ask writers to review some of the best albums we missed throughout the year in an on-going series

ALBUM REVIEW, What We Missed: Nefesh Mountain's Little 'Beacons' Shine Bright

ALBUM REVIEW, What We Missed: Nefesh Mountain's Little 'Beacons' Shine Bright

Editor’s Note: Here at No Depression there’s too much great roots music in a year for us to cover it all. So in December, when new releases slow down, we ask writers to review some of the best albums we missed throughout the year in an on-going series

ALBUM REVIEW: Dude Cervantes and the Panchos Are ‘Ride or Die’

ALBUM REVIEW: Dude Cervantes and the Panchos Are ‘Ride or Die’

Dude Cervantes and his Panchos are tear- the-joint-down bar band brawlers. The Southern California band's latest, The Ride or Die of Dude Cervantes and the Panchos, on Cervantes’ own Blind Owl label was recorded live at the Hotel Café in Hollywood two years ago. The performance showcases Cervantes