BONUS TRACKS: The ‘Elvis’ Movie’s Flowers for Sister Rosetta Tharpe, A Big New Byrds Book, and More
Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis movie is now in theaters, and while the King, of course, is in the spotlight, Sister Rosetta Tharpe, who was a major influence as Elvis came of age, finally gets some mainstream attention too. Tharpe is portrayed in the movie by Yola, who in an interview
No Depression’s Best Roots Music Albums of 2022 (So Far)
We’re at the halfway point of 2022, and what a ride it’s been. Luckily, there’s good music to get us through.
In what’s become a tradition at No Depression, we once again wanted to take a minute to appreciate the steady stream of great roots music
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SPOTLIGHT: S.G. Goodman Performs 'Patron Saint of the Dollar Store' [VIDEO]
EDITOR'S NOTE: S.G. Goodman is No Depression's Spotlight artist for June. Learn more about her and her new album, Teeth Marks, in our interview, and don't miss Goodman's essay on writing through OCD.
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In the Deep End With Elizabeth Cook
Elizabeth Cook has never been one for subtlety — which is exactly why we love her. She’s always said and sung what’s on her mind, but perhaps nowhere as loudly and clearly as on her 2007 breakthrough album, Balls.
With Balls, Cook found her signature sound after years of
BONUS TRACKS: Molly Tuttle on PBS, Trey Anastasio’s Viral Duet, and an Interview with Kate Bush
As a No Depression reader, you’ve likely known about Molly Tuttle for years. But it seems the rest of the world is starting to take notice, and we welcome them to the club! PBS News Hour aired a segment about Tuttle this week, tracing her rise from family bands
ALBUM REVIEW: On ‘Lavender Days,’ Caamp’s Best Shade Is Keeping It Simple
Caamp is still working out what kind of band it wants to be. The Ohio foursome’s self-titled 2016 debut offered the propulsive, crowd-pleasing brand of folk that does well on AAA radio. The follow-up, 2019’s By and By, incorporated indie rock influences for a set