Dirt Wave Prophet: Izaak Opatz
Izaak Opatz navigates the overgrown paths of love and life with a skilled quirk on Extra Medium, the Montana songwriter’s third entry that blends…
Interviews
Uncle Dave’s Waycross Stagecoach To Pass Through Grant’s Lounge on 4/16
For more than 30 years, Uncle Dave Griffin has been bringing the twang and psychedelic groove of Cosmic Country to listeners all over Georgia.…
Megan Jean’s Secret Awakening
The wife-and-husband duo Megan Jean and The KFB (Klay Family Band) spent their first two records– Dead Woman Walkin’ and The Devil Herself– making…
Blind Faithin’ It: Cody Canada Talks Soul Gravy Redux & Living Song to Song Ahead of 4/8 Performance in Macon
For nearly thirty years, Cody Canada has hewn a legend out of the uncarved Americana block, mining Red Dirt from Oklahoma and Texas with…
Neal Francis’s Testament to the Strength of Music
Neal Francis is a virtuoso– a classically trained pianist who includes Bach in his practice regimen– but that’s not what distinguishes him from other…
Rebel Child: Kaitlin Butts on New Album, Red Dirt & Songwriting
Kaitlin Butt’s What Else Can She Do is one of those records that arrive as the complete package– an airtight playlist of taut, fierce…
So Much To Lose, So Much To Fight: Buffalo Nichols to Play Grant’s Lounge on 4/4
Buffalo Nichols’s self-titled debut is one of the starkest releases in recent memory, almost monolithic, the kind of record you should know better than…
The Song Is King: Will Hoge
Listening to a Will Hoge record is akin to settling down with short story collections by Ron Rash, Larry Brown, and Chris Offutt, Southern…
Hail Mary Rock n’ Roll: Adam McIntyre of The Pinx Talks Solo Projects & Previews New Album
To hear The Pinx is to worship at the altar of rock n’ roll. The Atlanta-based outfit has been spitting out thunder guzzlin’, soul-soaked…