On 'Stretching to Infinity,' Reverse Death delves deep into ambient Americana and elevates it to another level.
Singer and songwriter Jonah Kagen shares his new EP, The Roads, continuing to challenge the boundaries of folk, rock, and pop.
Yours Until the War is Over, the highly anticipated new album from acclaimed artist Amigo the Devil, has officially arrived.
Late folk legend John Prine formed the independent Oh Boy Records 40 years ago, and to celebrate the occasion, the label is releasing a new documentary.
Ryan Dugré delivers an acoustic guitar album that is neither Fahey-style, modern classical, nor New Age, but all of those in the best sense of what they are supposed to be.
Lionlimb's "Tape Recorder" is a neat and extremely interesting, albeit challenging, album to experience. It's likely to be quite unlike anything you've ever listened to - shimmering with nuanced note choices and a delicate balance of melancholy.
'Better Luck Next Time,' the new folk-pop EP from Brother Valiant is all about accepting the imperfections of life.
With 'Welcome to the River', Westrock deliver something great that could be called 'strictly outdoors' Americana.
The collection, titled 'Songs of Hard Times: Up, Over & Through (1936-1982),' is out now on Bandcamp and features 20 songs specifically curated for these trying times.
Folk rock isn't an easy combo to pull off, but Trick Shooter Social Club do it in style with their emotional single "Don't Settle Me Down."
He became the first act to do so thanks to his latest offering, 'American Standard', entering the charts at number 4, making it Taylor's 13th Top 10 effort and Fantasy Records' highest-charting album since 1970.
She Brought Me Gasoline is able to fashion Americana to their own liking, without giving any indication that they hail from Mount Medvednica and not somewhere in the Appalachians.
Overheard, the Brooklyn/Kingston-based band known for their unique blend of indie rock, folk, and grunge, have shared their latest single, "Juno."
Historian is an LA-based psych-folk band which evokes the audio image of a tripping-on-acid Leonard Cohen. And just like a psychedelic journey can have almost diametrically opposite in nature stops, so does Historian’s Expanse LP.
On 'Good and Green Again' Jake Xerxes Fussell is not only able to revive tradition but make it sound completely fresh.
On his latest single, "When I'm Stronger," veteran singer-songwriter Bill Greenberg tackles the touchy subject of the human condition.
Songwriter/storyteller/farmer ISMAY released their emotional new track “The Window Shade,” drawing inspiration from the rural California land.
Unknown and enigma seem to remain keywords about Nick Drake, a name on many lips of the ever-growing numbers of his fans, yet when Drake’s three, now acclaimed, albums came out, they never sold more than a few thousand copies.
On 'Unwind' singer-songwriter Marty Thompson takes the psych jam route with firm and assured steps.
Authenticity is an absolute must for any quality work of art. As is talent. Nate Paladino's 'Drown with Me' oozes plenty of both.
Enigmatic artist, songwriter, & producer Hunter Metts has shared his coming of age debut EP Monochrome, a perfect mix of alt-folk.
Singer-songwriter Amos Lee has shared his new song, "Darkest Places," an upbeat jam that's secretly about a strip club.
Wye Oak's latest feels decidedly more accessible than say "Civilian", but in reality their compositions are as dense and layered as ever, but the new synth and rhythm additions make their sound so much more expansive. And it's the interplay between the bright expansive backdrop and the highly introspective lyrics, sung through her still incredibly beautiful airy vocals, that make this such a fulfilling listen.
Ashley Wilson’s "Paint The Sky" instantly conjures up Norah Jones’s best smooth jazz practices. A soothing backdrop that feels like a romantic starry night.