Sitting on a couch in his home in Fort Collins, Colorado, Cary Morin holds up a small copper bust to the camera with both hands. It’s of a man, wearing a hat and looking serious and faraway at some wide, […]
Sitting on a couch in his home in Fort Collins, Colorado, Cary Morin holds up a small copper bust to the camera with both hands. It’s of a man, wearing a hat and looking serious and faraway at some wide, […]
Zach Russell had to break a tired old proverb on his way to making his debut album, Where the Flowers Meet the Dew: He moved out of Nashville seven years into the 10-year town, returning home to eastern Tennessee in […]
EDITOR’S NOTE: Tré Burt is No Depression’s Spotlight artist for October 2023. His new album, Traffic Fiction, is out Oct. 6 on Oh Boy Records. Look for more about Burt and Traffic Fiction all month long. A few […]
EDITOR’S NOTE: This story explores the theme of “Voices” in roots music, and there’s more on that topic in our Summer 2021 journal, available now. Get a preview of the contents here, and we hope you’ll consider subscribing to […]
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(This review was originally published on a site that has now been buried in the proverbial basement. I’m dusting it off to be placed on this shelf, a few years late.) – They’ve survived primarily through word of mouth. That […]
Amasa Hines are evangelists of the exploratory potential of music. Since forming in 2012, the Little Rock, Arkansas based collective have been offering up their interpretations of the musical divine. Their latest is Ivory Loving Glass, the long-awaited follow-up to […]
On July 4th, the remaining members of the Grateful Dead will reconvene a final time at Chicago’s Soldier Field to celebrate their 50th anniversary. Two months before, though, they’re gathering in homage to their fallen leader. May 14th will see […]
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