BONUS TRACKS: 'O Brother Where Art Thou?' Reissue and More Tributes to Todd Snider
Lost Highway Records (ND story) announced a 25th anniversary, vinyl gatefold edition of the beloved O Brother, Where Art Thou? soundtrack due out on February 20, 2026. In conjunction with the recently revived label, T Bone Burnett will present a special event honoring the film and its music at the
NO DEPRESSION SESSIONS at Bristol Rhythm & Roots Reunion: Kris Truelsen and Country Casserole
This year's Bristol Rhythm & Roots Reunion drew us even deeper into the rich history of recorded music in the Tri-Cities area of Tennessee-Virginia. It's coming up on a century since Ralph Peer's 1927 Bristol Sessions introduced Jimmie Rodgers and the Carter Family to
ALBUM REVIEW: Tommy Womack Shows How To ‘Live a Little’
The world just lost Todd Snider, but Tommy Womack is still here.
The singer and guitarist may lack the stoner persona of his late pal and fellow Nashvillian, but they did share a kind of musical kinship, blending an unflinching, warts-and-all emotional honesty with observational wit and wise-guy charm.
And
In The Deep End With Chris Thile
Chris Thile is always up to something. The mandolin virtuoso might as well be a circus juggler, as well, considering all the projects he works on simultaneously.
Within about two weeks between October and November, two more of Thile's efforts came out. On October 23, Audible released the
THE READING ROOM: Muscle Shoals’ Hey Day Shines in New Book, ‘Land of a Thousand Sessions: The Complete Muscle Shoals Story, 1951-1985’
From the 1960s through the 1980s, hip-shaking soul, funky rock, and soaring pop blared out of a tiny little corner in rural northwest Alabama. Muscle Shoals—part of the Quad Cities area that also includes Sheffield, Florence, and Tuscumbia—gained a reputation for the studios that defined a Southern soul
VOTE for Your Favorite Roots Music Albums of 2025 in Our Reader Poll
'Tis the season for reflection! As the year winds down, it's always fun to look back and see what ground we've covered in the last 12 months. And in one of our favorite traditions here at No Depression, we're asking our readers to