I was quite happy when I recently discovered that Swedish singer-songwriter, Anna Ternheim, will be making her official American debut with her self-titled EP, a six-song collection scheduled for release by Decca Records on October 30, leading up to her full-length debut for March 2008. Read more »
Two years have never felt longer. After having waited for her follow-up to the exquisite Mudshow, I’m happy to have finally listened to Krista Detor‘s latest album, Cover Their Eyes. Read more »
Tennessee native Clare Burson has quite a stellar and growing catalogue of music to boast; especially considering she’s only been professionally recording music and writing her own songs since the turn of the century. Read more »
Since 2002, Grace Potter & the Nocturnals have built a reputation for captivating audiences with their high-energy performances and solid rock songs. Read more »
During a recent night spent surfing the Internet, I happily discovered that singer-songwriter Joan Jones has a new album on the horizon. Read more »
Our picks for the 10 best albums of 2010. Read more »
Whether you’re prepared for the hustle and bustle or not, the holidays are quickly approaching and thankfully, there’s some wonderful music to ease the stress that this time of the year seems to create for some. Read more »
Heather Nova has released a new song from her upcoming album, 300 Days at Sea, due to be released toward the end of May. Read more »
Nashville-based songwriter Brooke Waggoner has made her song, ‘Baby Shake-Em,’ available as a free download for Valentine’s Day via her official Bandcamp page. Read more »
Mischievous Moon, Barber’s third full-length album due for release next month, is perhaps her most purposeful jazz effort to date. Read more »
This album carries a darker, more gut-wrenching and hopeless look at the pangs of love and its ultimate dissolution. Read more »
Lovely and affecting with a strong and unique infusion of deep-rooted folk and classic country, Rattle The Windows is a beautiful testament to the sheer talent that Cadiz possesses for songwriting. Read more »
Proudly recorded without any computer over-processing , Messy Snarls sounds close to what Chew Heart must sound like live. In fact, it’s quite remarkable that the band consists of only two people because at many times, their sound carries the weight of bands twice their number. Read more »
With subtle and consciously understated production, Bullard’s songs possess an ‘off the cuff’ quality in their delivery, many of them sounding as if they were just mere streams of thought seconds before they were recorded. Read more »
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