I was entranced by Melaena Cadiz’s first release, Rattle the Windows. The spell hasn’t been broken, though Deep Below Heaven comes from a decidedly more punchier place than her quiet, measured debut album. The only time I’ve seen Cadiz play…
The New York country scene just wouldn’t be the same without Karen and the Sorrows. They organize Queer Country Monthly, a truly magical musical showcase for cowpokes of all genders and orientations. That’s the first reason I’m glad The Names…
My pure, unadulterated initial reaction to Kendl Winter was: Holy Moses this is good. Mike Ostrov at Ninebullets did a pretty great job of praising Ms. Winters’ greatness. A top-notch songwriter and a breathtaking banjo player. It’s a rare bird…
Holy wow. In Snow’s EP is difficult to describe, though I know that’s kind of the point of you reading this. They describe themselves as an instrumental orchestral rock and that’s pretty much what you get, just minus the pretension…
I’m glad that Fire Mountain found a home for its latest record, All Dies Down. You may remember I tried to get you guys to throw some money at the band a few weeks back. I was unsuccessful and the…