Pranks can be humorous and are not usually meant to be hurtful. However, some pranks are cruel and aren’t one bit funny. Rodeo announcer Anthony Lucia would probably say that after the prank that was played on him recently, Per the New York Post, Lucia “was the victim of a bizarre prank Friday after his […]
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Kacey Musgraves Middle of Nowhere From the first line of the first Kacey Musgraves song I ever heard – “Woke up on the wrong side of rock bottom,” from “Silver Linings,” the lead track on her 2013 debut, Same Trailer Different Park – I knew she was one of the good ones. In the dozen-ish […]
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Songwriter and guitar player Ed Snodderly may not be a household name just yet, but he sure has written a lot of songs that have been played over and over again in a lot of households. He’s had songs covered by Jerry Douglas, Sam Bush, and many others in the old timey, rootsy Appalachian and […]
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Brian Cullman “How To Prepare For The Past” is a Satisfying Ride Through Music, Memory, and a Vanished World What a fun and wonderful thing it is to stumble into a book that doesn’t just tell stories about music, but also makes you feel like you’re right there in the room with a radio in […]
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Oh great, another list. And just like what always happens with lists these days, people treat them like it’s a “Where’s Waldo?” exercise, scouring through them to find what to tear apart based on their own tastes.
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Florence Dore Hold The Spark Character studies are the focus of Florence Dore’s 3rd LP (no relation to Charlie Dore, “Pilot of the Airwaves,” “Sleep All Day”). The Nashville-born, Chapel Hill, NC-based Americana artist has quite a cast of musicians adding to the festivities. The music cruises through mists of alt/rock, twangy country-rock, fanciful acoustic […]
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Paisley Fields immerses the listener in a delightful frenzy from the very jump on his instant classic Are U Mad At Me. Fields takes country music’s key ingredients – nostalgia, authenticity, the mundane indignities of life – and throws them in a blender, producing ten songs that set
By ’87 Agent Pink had come back from LA with an expensive degree and a lot of experience talking into a college radio microphone. I was the typesetter at a regional music magazine, which paid the rent, promised bylines, and came with the chance to flip through a crate
The busiest man in the country music business stays… busy. It’s hard to argue that there is a more prolific artist in country music than Charley Crockett right now. Continually operating at pace that few can match, Charley has released a whopping 17 studio albums since his 2015 debut, A Stolen Jewel, as well as a live album, a mixtape, and two EPs. But tonight’s release, on a random Tuesday night, might be his most surprising. Actually, if you’re old enough […]
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