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Jack Studer “Falling Forward”

March 23, 2026 Tim Martin 0

An album with some credible moments and interesting songs which lay the foundations for his solo career. Country music can divide opinion at the best of times. It’s praised for its tropes and cliches as often […]

Danny George Wilson “Arcade”

March 20, 2026 John Lee 1

Danny George Wilson delivers a reflective and beautifully crafted set of songs exploring loss, memory, and the difficult business of moving on. Danny George Wilson follows up the Danny & The Champions of the World album, […]

artwork for Jim Lauderdale's album Country Super Hits Volume 2

Jim Lauderdale “Country Super Hits Volume 2”

March 20, 2026 Sebastian Reyes Turner 0

Lauderdale releases a worthy, heartfelt follow-up twenty years later. At the age of sixty-eight, Jim Lauderdale is in top form, his voice as good as ever. The iconic songwriter, now a Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame […]

Artwork for The Infamous Stringdusters album "20/20"

The Infamous Stringdusters “20/20”

March 19, 2026 A.Francis Tritico 0

20 years on, The Infamous Stringdusters have matured, but remain spry. Look, even if jam bands are your bag, it’s hard to argue that they are best suited for studio records. Deadheads, Phishheads, and fans of […]

Artwork for The Brook & The Bluff album Werewolf

The Brook & The Bluff “Werewolf”

March 19, 2026 Pete Hill 0

Going back to their roots. After almost a decade of constant touring, The Brook & The Bluff took a break and stayed put in Nashville, meeting up every weekday morning for band practice. It was just […]