NO DEPRESSION SESSIONS at Bristol Rhythm & Roots Reunion: The Teskey Brothers
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
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SPOTLIGHT: William Prince on Origins [ESSAY]
Editor's Note: William Prince is No Depression's Spotlight Artist for October 2025 and we're thrilled to share this deeply personal essay on the release day of his new album, Further From the Country, out today via Six Shooter Records. Keep an eye out for
BONUS TRACKS: Covers by Iron & Wine and I'm With Her, Hayes Carll and Jobi Riccio, and More Roots Music News
This week was a good one for uncovering cover songs. First up, Hayes Carll and Jobi Riccio tackle Blaze Foley.
Next, Iron & Wine and I'm With Her played some of both of their songs together in a new EP that was just released, titled Songs from the
Chasing Songs Around: The Reach of Todd Snider's Troubadour Life
EDITOR'S NOTE: This feature originally appeared in the Fall 2022 issue of No Depression and we're sharing it now in honor of Todd Snider's new album, HIGH, LONESOME AND THEN SOME, which is due out on October 17 via Aimless Records / Thirty Tigers. This
THE READING ROOM: A Fresh Twist on Jimmie Rodgers in Paul Burch's 'Meridian Rising'
Like much of his music, Paul Burch’s new album Cry Love carries its listeners on a rambunctious, sometimes mellow, tour of the back roads and highways of Americana music. From the slip and sliding rockabilly of “Glencoe,” the hip-shaking jukebox country pop of “One If by Land,” and the
ALBUM REVIEW: Mariel Buckley Guides Us on The 'Strange Trip Ahead'
We all thought we’d be further along by now. When I first heard Mariel Buckley’s 2018 album Driving in the Dark, I was captured by its optimism in the face of a murky future. In 2025, Buckley’s latest album, Strange Trip Ahead embraces that murk – kicking and