ALBUM REVIEW: Allison Russell Finds Joy in Community on 'In the Hour of Chaos'
From the intimate, warm harmonies of the opening track, “Rainbows,” to the oceanic swaying of the final track, “Good Omens,” Allison Russell’s new album In the Hour of Chaos testifies to the power of resilience and unity in the face of the political, social, economic, and personal chaos we
ALBUM REVIEW: Sophie Wellington Shimmers on 'Her Bright Smile Haunts Me Still'
Those who are steeped in tradition often best know where to bend it. With Her Bright Smile Haunts Me Still, Sophie Wellington tap-dances on it — literally. Having grown up in trad music with their concert pianist mother (Lynn Mackey) and old time musician and dance caller father (Bill Wellington)
Bonnaroo 2026 Continued Its Jam-Packed, Neo-Hippie Woodstock Experiment
No Depression's Best of June 2026 Playlist
After a hefty month for new roots music in May, June barely slowed down. With 50 roots music releases on our radar, No Depression explored the longevity of folk singers like Tift Merritt and Rodney Crowell, the return of roots-rock band Deer Tick, and the reinvention of country-rock
Low Cut Connie Grapples With Belonging on New LP 'Livin in the USA'
Some two decades ago, Adam Weiner got stuck in the UK for an extra few weeks with nothing but a backpack, a guitar, and a bad case of the flu. He had no shows booked for his solo act, he was all out of money, desperately homesick and crashing on
FRESH TRACK: Rachael Sage & The Sequins “Nexus (Acoustic)”
“Nexus (Acoustic)” honors nonbinary teen Nex Benedict whose tragic death following relentless peer bullying made national headlines. A remorseful commemoration and a hopeful plea to all to shine a light on intolerances that are often overlooked, Rachael Sage's performance weaves melancholy & optimism into a beautiful, hauntingly unforgettable