Reviews
Albums worth your time
Heart That Ain’t Tame
Zach Willdee
Zach Willdee has done plenty to earn his country & western stripes over the years. Picking in circles alongside the Steel Drivers at the age of 12. Busking at 14. And writing his own songs at 16. Willdee…

Crisis Actor
Roselit Bone
Roselit Bone and the Crisis Actor album is so many things. It brings rock n’ roll, a touch of punk rock, alt-country, classic country ballads and even some excellent norteño styled tunes. At times you may stop and…

River Fools & Mountain Saints
Ian Noe
River Fools & Mountain Saints is a tremendous album that has certainly received plenty of praise and attention since it’s release 2 months ago. That being said, if I’m able to reach just a few more appreciative followers…

Self Titled
Snakes
Thankfully the apple didn’t fall far from the tree when talking about George Cessna, son of Slim. While he is definitely carving his own name into the dark side of the country picnic table – it’s impossible to…

Ok, Crawdad.
Old timey, songwriting singer, country crooner, sometimes yodeling rockabilly-esque, whistling phenom Nick Shoulders is like – something ya may have never heard. His style & delivery is a blend of splendid sounds. I’m a fan of all 3…

Self Titled
Rattlesnake Milk
This record is hits on all cylinders. If you give yourself the opportunity to sit and listen through, you almost certainly will not regret it. Regardless of your musical preference, Rattlesnake Milk brings it. The roots of their…

The Incredible Heat Machine
I was late to the party on TK & The Holy Know-Nothings but as they say – Better late than never! This is one of those albums that have non-country fans loving “country”. Self described by TK himself…

Paradise And Lunch
Ry Cooder
R&B, jazz, blues, gospel, reggae & country all snowballing(merging) down hill at a steady pace is a great description of Paradise And Lunch. Although it’s a vague explanation of the record and possibly even confuses readers – wondering…

The Deslondes
The Deslondes
With the announcement of a new record it seemed like a good time to share The Deslondes. I hope to bring some folks up to speed & get some new fans excited for their 3rd album(7/8/22). The rest…

Sugarhouse Sessions
Cabinet
Cabinet has clearly evolved over the years. And grown a bit older. That’s not a dig – I’m no spring chicken. But they’re tempo has slowed and their songs have matured on The Sugarhouse Sessions. It’s not bluegrass…

