Dustin Murdock on The Mullberries, Authenticity & UnAmericana
Editor’s Note: On Monday, May 16th, Matt McMillan spoke with Dustin Murdock regarding his band The Mullberries. The group had recently released two new…
Interviews
Tommy Talton & Mike Veal Talk the ‘Beautiful Power’ of Gregg Allman’s Laid Back Legacy Ahead 5/27 Performance in Macon
In the spring of 1973, Gregg Allman and a cherry-picked cadre of musicians landed the finishing touches on the then 26-year-old’s debut solo effort,…
Elements of a Lifetime: John Doe Talks X, ‘Fables In A Foreign Land’
Fables In A Foreign Land draws back the veil on a shadow realm part memory, part fantasy, populated with shades of gray denizens battling…
Seth Walker’s Journey Continues with ‘I Hope I Know’
Seth Walker opens his latest effort, I Hope I Know, with a groove and tone as greasy as it is apropos. Lowdown with a…
How To Be Alone: Charlie Thomas Makes Sense of the World Through Song
On her new solo effort, How to Be Alone, Charlie Thomas captures the lonely freedom of a heartbroken lover walking a city at night.…
Like A Lightning Rod: Laney Jones Talks ‘Stories Up High’
On her 2016 single “Who Could Love”, Laney Jones sings, “I’m not the person I used to be,” a line that serves as a…
Aaron Raitiere & The Land of Songs Left Behind
I was out back with a chainsaw when I was supposed to be talking to Aaron Raitiere. We’d sustained a tornado (later reported as…
Love & Honky Tonk: The Waymores Talk New Album
The Waymores offer a breed of acoustic honky tonk best enjoyed with no plans before sunrise. Home-based in Marietta, GA the husband and wife…
A Poem At Heart: Brennen Leigh Delights & Haunts on ‘Obsessed With The West’
In the opening track of her new album, Brennen Leigh asserts that despite a lengthy stretch of sobriety, “If Tommy Duncan’s Voice Was Booze”,…