Brian Carroll – Page 98

First Listen: The CarLeans “Irene”

There is a hurt in the tone and emotion of the tune “Irene” by The CarLeans. Jim Carpenter has a John

There is something about fiddle music that gets me every time. I am not sure if it elicits some deep

As if Aaron Lee Tasjan didn’t have a badass enough 2015, he kicks off 2016 with this. The video for

“Ghost Folk” is a term I have heard used a few times in the past but never really understood until

“Standing on the Corner of a Backroad in a Farmtown” sounds a bit like a mouthful Dylan song title, but

A woman tapped me on my shoulder and said “Hey, do you want to sit up there?” and she looked

There is something almost timeless about Cambridge’s best bar in a basement music venue. I mean, there is a reason

I think that perhaps one of the most polarizing sessions we had was the mother-daughter team of Ava and Allysen

Laney Jones manages to take a traditional folk and bluegrass instrument and create unique and mindblowingly creative music with it.

2016 has been the year where I was schooled. Schooled, educated, informed, whatever you want to call it. I was