Lord of The Highway: Six Decades In, Joe Ely Remains at The Top of His Game
In the Deep End With Jordan Wax
The last night of Chanukah this year fell on the solstice — the start of winter and the longest night of the year. Although known as "the festival of lights," Chanukah felt dark in the wake of yet another antisemitic-motivated hate crime on Bondi Beach in Melbourne, Australia.
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ALBUM REVIEW, What We Missed: Buddy Guy ‘Ain’t Done With The Blues’. Not Even Close.
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
CRITIC'S POLL: No Depression Writers, Editors, and Photographers' Favorite Roots Albums of 2025
The results are in for one of our favorite traditions! We asked our writers, editors, and photographers what albums they couldn't stop listening to this year. Collectively, the responses covered nearly 100 albums and reminded us just how broad and diverse the roots music world is. Our top
ALBUM REVIEW, What We Missed: Katie and Allison Crutchfield Reunite as Snocaps, Offer a Catchy, Upbeat Set on Self-Titled Debut LP
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
THE READING ROOM: Jane Eisner’s, 'Carole King: She Made the Earth Move'
Carole King’s A Natural Woman (2012) remains one of the best music memoirs ever published. While many artists fill page after page with bawdy and salacious episodes on the road, in the motel room, on stage, and in the studio, King instead offers a measured and candid look back