John Bell on Capricorn and Daydreaming
The Capricorn Revival show on December 3rd is ridiculously stacked with talent. From the standard-bearers of Macon’s musical pedigree like Jimmy Hall, Tommy Talton,…
Interviews
The Andy Browne Troupe: A Thinking Man’s (and Woman’s) Band
Andy Browne was a teenager when his band The Nightporters lit up Atlanta’s punk scene in the 1980s. Touring with R.E.M. and the Replacements,…
“We’re Doing This For Fun. Period.” Jimmy Herring Talks the 5 of 7, Colonel Bruce, and his Favorite Gear
Mention the most renowned guitar players of our time, and it won’t be long before Jimmy Herring’s name comes up. The North Carolina native…
Stephanie Kurtzuba, The Irishman’s Wife
Stephanie Kurtzuba is an actress with over 36 credits to her name and an extensive background across stage, TV, and film. You’ve seen her…
Surf, Serial Killers, and Oddities! James Freeman of El Capitan & the Reluctant Sadists
Double-headed livestock, ancient tomes, instruments for contacting the dead, serial killer hair… James Freeman has had quite the career as a procurer and purveyor…
The Sideburners Experience: An Interview with Brent Cashman
Wisconsin native Brent Cashman was raised on rockabilly, particularly the records of the King of Rock n’ Roll, Elvis Presley. It’s a love he…
What’s Real: James McMurtry Talks New Album, New Label, and What’s (Not) On The News
There aren’t any other songwriters like James McMurtry. Sure, he can rock n’ roll when the mood strikes and he’s never been shy about…
Still Belonging: John Moreland Shares Details On New Album
John Moreland’s been called the voice of Americana, but his beautiful, often aching songs reach across genre. With his last three albums considered a…
Making All The Sound: An Interview with Shovels & Rope
Shovels & Rope have a brand-new movie, a book in the works, and their latest album, By Blood, isn’t even close to wearin’ out…