Album Reviews – Page 3

New England Folk and Roots Music Publication

Blurring Lines, Expanding Boundaries: Joe K. Walsh’s “Borderland”

There is a skepticism, perhaps the wrong word…there is an automated assumption made when you see someone with a mandolin

Last year, during their tour, Wilco rearranged the stage for the encores into a setup for an all-acoustic hootenanny, trading

As an artist there is a large amount of change and metamorphosis that can be undertaken as you progress in

If a voice was a knife, then Parker Millsap’s vocal could cut out my heart with one swift, clean swipe.

There is something of a timeless quality to the music of Kacy & Clayton. An almost medieval meets modernity that

A couple of years ago, I clicked play on Levi Parham’s daytrotter session and by the end of the first

Broke down, broke open, broke up, and plain-ole-flat broke—Muddy Ruckus wants you to dance in the ditch and and bless

Last week I spent a road trip consisting of six hours in a car, each way, with the latest effort

From the first notes of Sunny Waste, the latest effort from the Providence-based Quahogs, you find yourself unwinding. It’s not

William Tyler’s forthcoming instrumental album, Modern Country, is gorgeous. And while it ain’t country, these nine instrumental pieces clearly draw