ALBUM REVIEW: The Lowest Pair and Small Town Therapy Saddle Up for ‘Horse Camp’
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. Horse Camp was released in October.
When we last left The Lowest Pair, Kendl Winter was fresh off a stint
In the Deep End With The Lone Bellow
The Lone Bellow has some of the best harmonies in roots music, and they've held that title for nearly a decade now. The Nashville-based group, which began as a trio of Zach Williams, Brian Elmquist, and Kanene Donehey Pipkin, has since expanded to include bassist Jason Pipkin
ALBUM REVIEW: Wild Rivers Swim to the Deep End of Pop on ‘Sidelines’
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. Sidelines was released in February via Nettwerk.
It’s just over a minute into the latest album from Wild Rivers,
ALBUM REVIEW: John Németh’s Voice and Harmonica Set to Full Blast on ‘May Be the Last Time’
EDITOR’S NOTE: As the year nears its close, we like to take a look back at albums we weren’t able to review earlier in the year. May Be the Last Time was released in September via Nola Blue Records.
When James Brown and The Rolling Stones talked about
THROUGH THE LENS: Jason Ringenberg Says Goodbye to Nashville’s Legendary Exit/In
This week’s column is both celebratory and sad, as Nashville’s fabled Exit/In music club hosts its last show tomorrow night. By Dec. 1, only memories will remain of a venue that gave rise to legends when they were unknowns and hosted the famous (e.g., Billy Joel,
THE LONG HAUL: A Gift Guide for Musicians and Music Lovers
It’s that time of year again when we all start to stress about what thoughtful gifts we might be able to get for our loved ones for the holidays. For this year’s guide (which is not sassy like last years’), I made a list of gifts that I