Album Reviews – Page 2

New England Folk and Roots Music Publication

Hail, Hail Rock n’ Roll: Ron Gallo’s Heavy Meta – Weighty, Heavy & Much Needed

A couple of years ago the roots, rock and folk realm was filled with release after release of “holy shit

Tift Merritt’s fantastic new album, Stitch of the World, perfectly represents the depth of her voice and songwriting that so

With just a couple of weeks left in the year, listening to Dust to Gold, Cris Jacobs’s second solo album

There is music that can transport you in some fashion. From the first note through about the one minute, fifteen

“Put the gun down/come talk to me—“ Jonatha Brooke’s signature vocals announce the first line of the opening track on

There are voices that you can often trace back to moments that define your life, creative or how you have

“Living Proof,” from the EP Telling Stories to the Wall, features these lines near the end: “Nobody’s got the time,

This summer at Newport, Cary Ann Hearst and Michael Trent (aka Shovels and Rope) hung out at the Museum Stage

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