Maeri Ferguson

A new era of sparkle-country is upon us, and Lola Kirke is here to usher it in in a glittery blaze of pedal steel and synth. With a shiny new label (Jack White’s Third Man Records) and an even shinier new sound, Kirke’s sophomore album Lady for Sale

Though the Southwest has always been woven into the fabric of their music, Calexico’s 10th studio album, El Mirador, is a true love letter to the region. With brushstrokes of textured instrumentals, the group paints the vast deserts and big skies surrounding the place where the album came together.

Though one could assume with an album title like Humble Quest that Maren Morris has reached some end of a mythic journey, her third album doesn’t burden itself with having all the answers. It is made up of the work Morris has done, and continues to do, to carve

Despite Dan Auerbach’s knack for spinning gold, Doylestown, Pennsylvania, hometown heroes Ceramic Animal were already three albums and a ton of hard work in when they crossed paths with the producer and his magic touch. Establishing themselves locally as a tight five-piece, the band — which consists of brothers Chris,

They keep saying the age of the full album is nearing its end. But despite releasing two singles a month over the past year, Amanda Anne Platt knew her latest batch of songs belonged together in one place, as one story. The Devil and The Deep Blue Sea, a double