Folk & Singer/Songwriter

Hayley Reardon – “Wayfindings” Review
By Jaclyn Wing on April 23, 2014
“Brilliantly moving folk/pop with lyrical depth and soul” In 2012, teenage singer/songwriter Hayley Reardon was named Bostonian of the year by The Boston Globe and...
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The Whiskey Gentry – “Holly Grove” Review
By Vanessa Bennett on February 5, 2014
“Country meets punk & churns out a righteous bluegrass lovechild” The Whiskey Gentry is back with their sophomore release, Holly Grove. The six-piece group brings...
Patty Griffin – “Silver Bell” Review
By Vincent Scarpa on February 4, 2014
“Griffin’s long-lost treasure is finally unearthed” Diehard Patty Griffin fans have had bootlegged copies of Silver Bell for more than a decade, after a merge...
Jus Post Bellum – “Oh July” Review
By Chris K. Davidson on January 30, 2014
“A record that espouses Civil War imagery and authentic Americana songcraft” Brooklyn represents the highest tier of indie Meccas right now with bands popping up...
The Harmed Brothers – “Better Days” Review
By Hannah Lowry on January 30, 2014
“Grab a glass of warm cider and settle in; this album is an instant love” Fans of the Avett Brothers will instantly fall in love...
Cattle & Cane – “I Will Rise” Review
By Jillian Dennis-Skillings on January 27, 2014
“Soft yet strong sounds from a UK family band” Cattle & Cane, the pop/folk band from the UK, released their four-track EP I Will Rise...
Meg Hutchinson – “Beyond That” Review
By Vincent Scarpa on December 4, 2013
In “Making You A Place,” one of many standout tracks from Meg Hutchinson’s magnificent and special record Beyond That, she sings what is the album’s...
Brianna Lea Pruett – “Gypsy Bells” Review
By Dawn Hafner on November 20, 2013
Brianna Lea Pruett’s twelve-song album, Gypsy Bells, is (quite literally) hot off the burner, having been very recently released this October. The singer/songwriter hails from...
Nate Currin – “The Pilgrim” Review
By Shawn M Haney on September 26, 2013
Atlanta native Nate Currin brought his Southern roots to his new home in San Francisco to create an acclaimed concept record based on the 1678...
The Moondoggies – “Adios I’m a Ghost” Review
By Warren McQuiston on September 26, 2013
I can’t for the life of me figure out why the Moondoggies aren’t one of the largest independent bands in the country. What they do...