THROUGH THE LENS: Nelsonville Music Festival 2025 Digs Roots Music in Southeast Ohio
A Postcard from Vandoliers
EDITOR’S NOTE: No Depression’s “Postcard From” series features dispatches from artists' daily lives on the road, in the studio, or anywhere in between. Our next installment comes from Vandoliers' Jenni Rose, whose new album Life Behind Bars is out June 27, 2025.
Right now, I’m
ALBUM REVIEW: On ‘In the West,’ The Horsenecks Make the Old New Again
With In the West, Gabrielle Macrae and Barry Southern, a.k.a. The Horsenecks, release another set of moving songs with dynamic instrumentals. As with previous albums, including their 2015 self-titled debut, the duo mine country, folk, and bluegrass playbooks, continuing to hone a brand of revamped traditionalism.
The project
ALBUM REVIEW: Guitarist Nathan Salsburg Delivers Searching Meditation on 'Ipsa Corpora'
Nathan Salsburg, one of the leading lights of fingerstyle acoustic guitar, has long built his reputation on a kind of understated mastery of old-timey folk and traditional American music. While related to the American Primitive guitar movement, his music in both his solo career and as an able sideman for
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SPOTLIGHT: Sister Sadie - “Prodigal Daughter” [VIDEO]
BONUS TRACKS: New Songs for "No Kings," Juneteenth, and Pride Month
Last Saturday, more than 2,000 cities around the US held "No Kings" protests, which drew between four and six million people, according to The Independent.
Canadian-American banjoist and singer-songwriter Allison Russell and New York City-based hip-hop and bluegrass collective Gangstagrass teamed up for a song inspired by