Hambones & Hills: Sad Daddy
Sad Daddy’s muscle and bone rhythms evoke hickory smoke and blue sky above the branches on their new album Way Up In The Hills.…
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100% Vulnerability: Ryn Elise of Lucibelle Talks Nostalgia & Latest Single Ahead of 1/21 Show at JBA
Macon, Georgia, the city famous for the seminal sounds of southern rock and soul that seemed to endlessly pour out of Capricorn Records throughout…
Making Our Own Traditions: Paul Bruens of The Vegabonds Talks New Album, Return to Macon on 1/29
Propelled on waves of swift pop and southern rock, Nashville’s The Vegabonds were set to make the largest impact of the band’s career before…
Of Words & Songs: Kai Crowe-Getty of Lord Nelson
In Jack Kerouac’s On the Road, narrator Sal Paradise reflects on his transitory, improvised existence: “Our battered suitcases were piled on the sidewalk again;…
‘I don’t think there’s a better feeling in the world than finishing a new song’: Rob Aldridge Talks New Proponents Album
Rob Aldridge & The Proponents’ barroom-damaged 2018 self-titled debut was a barnburner, the muscular sound of a group in love with the raging guitars…
‘Listen To The Blood’: The Kernal Excels on Long-Awaited New Album
Have you pre-ordered The Kernal’s new album? No? You can do it right HERE. Go ahead, I’ll wait… Got it? Good! Listen To The…
The Trappings of Gentleman Jesse
“We’re gonna rip through four old songs, and then I’m gonna go have a beer over there,” says Gentleman Jesse Smith, pointing to the…
Danceable Darkness: TK & The Holy Know-Nothings
TK & The Holy Know-Nothings espouse watering hole philosophy and gonzo honky tonk poetry on their sophomore full-length, The Incredible Heat Machine. The follow-up…
Cash Carter on New Blunt Bangs Album, Rock n’ Roll Ageism & The Fate of Vinyl
Cash Carter’s ears and heart have always been in the right place. His resume astounds: he started his own record label (the recently-resurrected Science…