INTERVIEW: Animal City — Party City EP
Animal City’s Bump Head Go Home was easily one of my favorite albums last year. The band has just released an EP of B-sides that they didn’t want to part with. Each song on Party City is a unique glimpse…
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Dori Freeman — Dori Freeman
Freeman’s album was listed in Rolling Stone‘s most anticipated country albums of the year. Get a gander of 5 seconds of a Freeman song and you’ll know why. The quality of Freeman’s voice is just not something that exists in…
Anna/Kate — I Run With You EP
Should you need convincing that queer country and folk (that is often fueled by radically liberal teachers) is totally A Thing, may I present you with Anna/Kate? As a fellow pedagogue, I am always excited to feature the artistic pursuits…
Alex Culbreth — The High Country
Alex Culbreth’s last album, Heart in a Mason Jar, was released in 2013 which, for me, is one apartment and almost all of my girlfriends ago. Like myself, Culbreth’s narrators aren’t necessarily less of a mess than they were three…
Heather Green — Clementine
Heather Green’s songs might be dominated by distorted guitars and layered harmonies, but it’s Green’s carefully observant lyrics that distinguish her. “The Wild Ones,” a song that exudes confidence — not because of the subject matter, but because of Green…