ALBUM REVIEW: The Beauty is in the Loose Ends and Contrasts in Josh Halper’s ‘Schlemiel’
“Use a Friend,” off Josh Halper’s new Schlemiel, sounds huge, but it’s the size of the space between two people. Sonically, it’s a driving space-rock anthem in the War on Drugs vein. Drum machines and a drum set propel keyboards, guitars and a pedal steel forward at
Roots Music Runs Deep in National Parks, but Government Cuts Mean the Song Cannot Remain the Same
Each Tuesday afternoon in the heart of New Orleans’ French Quarter, the Arrowhead Jazz Band tunes up and gets ready to perform. While the band includes veteran jazz artists, it’s unlike any other in the vibrant, music-filled neighborhood; their main gig isn’t at one of the many clubs
THROUGH THE LENS: The Blues Come Alive — Briggs Farm Blues & Winthrop Rhythm & Blues Festivals
BONUS TRACKS: Rest In Peace Ozzy Osbourne
Ozzy Osbourne, one of heavy metal's most beloved and influential sons, died on Tuesday at the age of 76 after a years-long battle with Parkinson's disease. The Black Sabbath frontman's death comes not even three weeks after the "Back to the Beginning,"
ALBUM REVIEW: Tyler Childers Doubles Down on Grit, Wit, and Heart On ‘Snipe Hunter’
For an artist to appeal to masses and remain true to themselves, to nurture their weirdness and still find a sizable audience that embraces it, is a rarity in country music. Call it the Sturgill Simpson effect. Or better yet, call it the Tyler Childers effect. Amid the overwrought and
SPOTLIGHT: 'Exactly Where You're Meant To Be' [ESSAY]
Editor's Note: Tami Neilson is No Depression's Spotlight Artist for July 2025. To kick off her Spotlight, she performed an exclusive, acoustic version of her song "Salvation Mountain" from her new album, Neon Cowgirl, which was released July 11 via Outside Music. In this