Folk & Singer/Songwriter
Hayley Reardon – “Wayfindings” Review
“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...
The Whiskey Gentry – “Holly Grove” Review
“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
“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
“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
“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
“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
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
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
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
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...
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