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Katie Pruitt is living proof of music's power to transform the way we experience the world. With her sophomore album Mantras, mainly produced by Collin Pastore and Jake Finch (boygenius, Lucy Dacus).
Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats practically explodes with deep, primal and ecstatic soulfulness. You don't just listen to this record-you experience it. So it's fitting that the self-titled album will bear the iconic logo of Stax Records, because at
Propelled by driving rhythms, blazing hornplay, and Rateliff's rowdy, soul drenched vocals, Tearing At The Seams' 12 tracks crackle with emotion and intensity.
Nathaniel Rateliff has written and recorded his first solo record. This is an intensely personal album of vibrant country-blues, badland ballads, ornate Americana and jazz-inflected R&B.
Earnest yet energetic, this Rateliff record feels like a great follow up to 'In Memory of Loss'. His arrangements are more developed and thoughtful, taking the listener on a journey through the deep and dark parts of his mind.
Nathaniel says of the album: “My goal is to make people have honest emotions and a real experience by listening to music in the same way that I feel, the same way that most people feel when they listen to music, that it touches them in some way”.
The 18-track live record was recorded in an empty Red Rocks Amphitheatre during Rateliff's mid-September run of socially distanced shows, which was limited to 125 attendees per night in the 9400-capacity venue.
The third album from Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats showcases his unique observations of our world and people's ongoing struggle in learning how to better understand each other.
Climbing into the top 10 on several Billboard charts, 2015's Sermon On The Rocks was produced by singer/songwriter Josh Ritter and Trina Shoemaker (Queens of the Stone Age, Emmylou Harris).
Recorded live in Atlanta in early 2020 in the final hours before the stages of the aching world fell dark, Fully Plugged In celebrates the sweat filled nights, the communal noise, the profound physical presence at the heart of rock and roll.
Rose City Band’s third album maintains those impeccable vibes of lush country charm. 1/2 of Moon Duo and the frontman of Wooden Shjips, Ripley Johnson presents his latest album as Rose City Band.
Emma Ruth Rundle's second installment in her Electric Guitar series, EG2: Dowsing Voice, is almost like the soundtrack to a film that hasn't been made.
Emma Ruth Rundle's Engine of Hell is stark, intimate, and unflinching. For anyone that's endured trauma and grief, there's a beautiful solace in hearing Rundle articulate and humanize that particular type of pain not only with her words, but with her par
This college-student-turned-TikTok-sensation writes songs that contain the absurd humor of meme culture, an acute awareness that virtually every institution is broken, and the frankness of someone earnestly trying to wrestle with their demons.
Our fifth chapter is the one where we seek, savor, and settle. The muse found us in the depths of raising children, nurturing relationships, surviving a world-changing virus, shifting our mindsets, and discovering a sense of peace heretofore unseen.
Shakey Graves, the brainchild of musician, actor, and artist Alejandro Rose-Garcia, returns with his 4th studio album 'Movie of The Week,' featuring the bona fide streaming hit "Ready or Not (feat. Sierra Ferrell)."
