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SPOTLIGHT: Adeem the Artist Offers Origin Story and the Outlook It Shaped on ‘Carolina’ [VIDEO]
EDITOR’S NOTE: Adeem the Artist is No Depression’s Spotlight artist for December 2022. Read more about Adeem and their new album, White Trash Revelry, in our interview, and look for more from them all month long.
Adeem the Artist’s life story and the outlook it shaped is
Artists Push Back to Keep Their Merch Table Money
Something new popped up on American Aquarium’s merch table last week.
Amid the array of the band’s T-shirts, vinyl, and CDs at shows in Lawrence, Kansas, and Oklahoma City was a sign, simple black type on white printer paper, announcing an increase in prices and the reason
THE READING ROOM: The Stories Behind 55 Iconic Songs
We can all recall where we were and what we were doing when we heard a certain song. Songs often take us back to our younger days when we had fewer cares, but some can embed themselves in our hearts and souls if we hear them during certain pivotal events
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Cascading banjo rolls swirl and eddy in the opening measures of the “Dark Side,” launching Justin Hiltner’s achingly beautiful solo debut, 1992. The sonic spareness of “Dark Side” conveys an emotional vulnerability that runs through every song on the album, which features Hiltner’s warm vocals and his banjo
The 2022 No Depression Guide to Holiday Music That Doesn’t Suck
The holiday spirit is in the air, and so is holiday music — everywhere you go.
Sure, it’s comforting to hear familiar favorites (and admit it, even Mariah Carey puts a smile on your face the first dozen or so times you hear her this time of year), but it’
ALBUM REVIEW: Lambchop Embraces Empathy on Poignant ‘The Bible’
EDITOR’S NOTE: As the end of the year approaches, we’re taking a look back at albums we weren't able to review when they first came out. The Bible was released in September via Merge Records.
Once upon a time, Lambchop billed itself as “Nashville’s most