The Avett Brothers Announce Self-Titled New Album
Often when an album bears the name of the artist as its title, it’s a statement that the work fully represents its creator. It tends to happen on an artist’s debut project, or sometimes an album or two in, when they feel they really have their feet under
FOUNDERS’ KEEPERS: When Boredom Blooms Into Creativity
A measured portion of boredom remains an essential part of any artist's regular diet. Getting that portion right is tricky. Too much smacks of indolence and indulgence; too little suggests an unseemly devotion to career over craft.
Our late sequestration during two years of COVID provided an overabundance
THROUGH THE LENS: Why Vinyl? The Roots Music Lover’s Guide to Analog, Part 5
To paraphrase one of the The Godfather movies, just when I thought I was out of things to say about vinyl, I have been pulled back in by some important happenings since last year’s report. For your convenience, I've listed my previous columns on vinyl at the
FRESH TRACK: Cascadia Falls – 'Sucker Punched'
Songs written and recorded for the 2024 film Red Right Hand, starring Orlando Bloom and Andie MacDowell, out now via Magnolia Pictures!
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SPOTLIGHT: Madi Diaz on Holding On to ‘Weird Faith’ [VIDEO]
EDITOR’S NOTE: Madi Diaz is No Depression’s Spotlight artist for February 2024. Her new album, Weird Faith, is out now on ANTI-. Read more about Diaz and the new album in our interview, and read an essay by Diaz on mining the soul for songs here.
“Weird faith,
BONUS TRACKS: Beyoncé Hits Country Radio + Remembering Dex Romweber and Roni Stoneman
The big question last week, as the dust settled from megastar Beyoncé’s Super Bowl bombshell about releasing a country album, was whether country radio would embrace her new songs. After all, modern pop country radio doesn’t have a great track record for playing songs by women, and people