ALBUM REVIEW: Orville Peck Turns the Worst Year of His Life Into the Best Album of His Career With 'Mule'
Masked cowboys are, by definition, not great with vulnerability. Orville Peck has spent the majority of his career shrouded in mystery; it wasn't until last year that the incognito country singer showed his face publicly and revealed his true identity — Daniel Pitout — ahead of his Broadway debut in
Molly Tuttle, Tyler Childers, and More Win at 2026 Americana Music Association Awards
Along with the heat, AMERICANAFEST 2026 returned to Nashville, Tennessee, the Americana Music Association gathered its members and fans at the Ryman Auditorium last night to hand out its Americana Honors & Awards. The Milk Carton Kids also returned to host the awards, which is always a great show packed
ALBUM REVIEW: With 'The Old Beloved Path,' Jake Xerses Fussell Returns to a Minimalist Approach
While Jake Xerses Fussell occasionally slips original tracks into his recordings, he mostly adapts traditional songs and instrumentals, giving obscure compositions a contemporary treatment. This is the case with his sixth album, The Old Beloved Path, as well. The significant shift from recent work is that he largely returns to
CROWDFUNDING RADAR: Amber Westerman, Tuatha Dea, Hitch & The Giddyup
This month's crowdfunding radar rounds up three worthy campaigns with streaming at the core of their asks.
Twenty-Five Years On, Gillian Welch’s 'Time (The Revelator)' Remains Timeless
Editor's Note: Annie Zaleski has been awarded one of two No Depression Criticism Fellowships to write in-depth album reviews on roots music's most important albums. Read her previous review of Willie Nelson's Dream Chaser here, and stay tuned for more from both No
ALBUM REVIEW: Thee Sinseers Explore Old-School Romance on the Entrancing ‘Love Stories'
Crank up the wayback machine. The groovy East LA combo Thee Sinseers is headed for the ‘70s and more on Love Stories. Fronted by Joey Quiñones, this graceful nine-piece revisits the sweet soul of The Stylistics and other smooth harmonizers of a half-century ago, but also digs deeper