ALBUM REVIEW: 'Believer' Is Angela Autumn’s Soundtrack for Self-Reinvention
“Fuck around and find out,” Angela Autumn implores on “In the South” off her new album Believer. But contrary to the sentiment, it isn’t an invitation to a brawl. It is coy and intriguing, an introduction to Autumn’s beguiling warble and the world she creates on Believer, one
In The Deep End With The Mary Wallopers
Labor Day is not a recognized holiday in Ireland. So while much of the US and Canada were enjoying a day off — the result of protests for fair working conditions organized by trade union workers from the late 1800s — it was just another Monday in Dundalk, in the far northeast
No Depression's Best of August 2026 Playlist
More than half of 2026 is now behind us, and in case you missed it, No Depression's best albums of the year up until August can be found here. Still, August itself had lots more to offer.
Spotlight artist Sera Cahoone returned with new solo music for the
BONUS TRACKS: Jason Isbell and SOCAN Sue SUNO and More Roots Music News
Two big names in the music industry announced they're suing SUNO, the most prominent musical AI company this week. Jason Isbell and his team filed a complaint on Monday (with news breaking on Tuesday) and Canadian music rights-management organization SOCAN announced its claim on Wednesday. Billboard obtained
ALBUM REVIEW: Lily Seabird Searches for Honesty in the Ugliness on 'Lightspheres on Their Way'
There is a fly-on-the-wall intimacy in certain moments of Lily Seabird’s third album, Lightspheres on Their Way, like watching someone quietly noodle before stumbling upon a profound golden thread, then following it to the end of the spool. Opening track “The Pulley” begins with barely a
