Salt River finds singer and multi-instrumentalist Sam Amidon reinterpreting & regenerating 10 familiar pieces of music that he has collected together over time
Amigo the Devil is Danny Kiranos. Born Against is probably his quieter album musically, putting his "murderfolk" stories at the forefront. Hints of Scott Walker.
Created in the aftermath of a long-term relationship, Old Flowers features Andrews' most vulnerable writing to date on ten new songs that chronicle her journey through heartbreak, loneliness and finding herself again after it all.
Valentine is Andrews's most sonically explorative record - she plays flute, high strung guitars, myriad synths, and draws heavy inspiration from her art outside of music.
"If Giver Taker was an album of prayers, The King is an album of curses." Anjimile won the world over with the clear-eyed honesty of their first record - a meditation on spirituality and liberation.
Blight asks many questions without offering easy answers. Over the course of nine new songs, The Antlers' founder and primary songwriter Silberman reckons with our passively destructive tendencies.
Hospice represented the full-length debut as a trio rounded out by drummer Michael Lerner and keyboardist/multi-instrumentalist Darby Cicci. An elaborate song cycle dealing with life, death, and all the in-between, the album earned rapturous praise while
The Avett Brothers' 'The Gleam III' on CD is a must-have for any fans of Americana music. With its harmonious blend of folk, rock and country, this album features standout tracks like 'We Americans' that showcases the band's signature sound.
The 11th album from the acclaimed Americana outfit. The Avett Brothers return with their first album in five years. Produced by longtime collaborator, friend and early champion Rick Rubin.
In a lengthy mission statement announcing the album’s release, Seth Avett, of the Avett Brothers, said the band “didn’t make a record that was meant to comment on the sociopolitical landscape that we live in. We did, however, make an album that is obvious
The album journeys through the indie folk landscape they had previously etched out, now adorned with touches of eerie, atmospheric, and occasionally dissociative tones.
The stars have finally aligned and the triple-tailed comet has reappeared. Keep your ears to the skies for another momentous encounter with Bad Books III.
The third studio album by Julien Baker. It marks a sonic shift, with the songwriter's intimate piano and guitar arrangements newly enriched by bass, drums, keyboards, banjo, and mandolin with nearly all of the instruments performed by Baker.
