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Album Reviews

Insightful reviews from No Depression music critics

ALBUM REVIEW: Mile Twelve Continues Its Drive With ‘Close Enough to Hear’

ALBUM REVIEW: Mile Twelve Continues Its Drive With ‘Close Enough to Hear’

With their newest album, Close Enough to Hear, the Boston-based string band Mile Twelve delivers what may be their best album yet. Their first full-length release since March 2019 is marked by the musicianship and energy their fans have come to expect, but it also bears evidence of insight gained

ALBUM REVIEW: Larry Campbell and Teresa Williams Electrify on ‘Live at Levon's!’

ALBUM REVIEW: Larry Campbell and Teresa Williams Electrify on ‘Live at Levon's!’

ALBUM REVIEW: Tim Stafford and Thomm Jutz Combine Forces to Bring Forward ‘Lost Voices’

ALBUM REVIEW: Tim Stafford and Thomm Jutz Combine Forces to Bring Forward ‘Lost Voices’

ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Ears of the People’ Spotlights the Ekonting, Banjo’s Ancestor

ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Ears of the People’ Spotlights the Ekonting, Banjo’s Ancestor

ALBUM REVIEW: Hardship and Triumph Sing Together on Sunny War’s ‘Anarchist Gospel’

ALBUM REVIEW: Hardship and Triumph Sing Together on Sunny War’s ‘Anarchist Gospel’

ALBUM REVIEW: A Tribute to Honky-Tonk Pianist Moon Mullican

ALBUM REVIEW: A Tribute to Honky-Tonk Pianist Moon Mullican

ALBUM REVIEW: JD Clayton Follows His Heart for ‘Long Way From Home’

ALBUM REVIEW: JD Clayton Follows His Heart for ‘Long Way From Home’