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Six (and a half) Years of Spruce: The Old Spruce Sessions

Just over 6 and a half years ago I moved to a small town in Central Vermont. About a month

In the days of streaming and having thousands of songs on your cell phone, I still cling to two hard

Max García Conover’s new record, “Deer,” (Son Canciones) came out on June 3. It feels like a collection of poems

Thomas Rhyant recorded his debut solo album, Love Lifted Me, in about forty-five minutes of first-takes. I guess when you’re

Every day, people say to each other some variation of this exchange: “How’s it going?” “Good! How about you?” “Good,

It’s taken me some time to put words to a truly incredible three days of music. It’ll never be enough,

Last Wednesday was kind of a homecoming for Jake Blount (he/they). They told the crowd at The Pinhook here in

I had the good fortune to hear Autumn Nicholas at Newport Folk Festival this summer. I was taking photos as

Longtime readers of Red Line Roots may recognize the name Heather Scott. They are half of the dreamy folk duo

Rachel Sumner & Traveling Light released their debut, self-titled album last week and it is fantastic. The first song, “Hunting