Daily Archives: August 4, 2026

Cinder Well – A Blooming Body With an excellent expressive voice dipped in a little melancholy stylization, the Cinder Well project of multi-instrumentalist Amelia Baker skates through the dark realms of L.A. Musically, it has roots in late-career Walker Brothers (“Nite Flights”) & later in their lead vocalist, Scott Walker, across several late-career LPs. Because […]

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Between the holiday at the beginning of the month and summer vacations hitting by the end, July can sometimes be a funny time for new music releases. Although last month was a bit slower than previous months (we’re still reeling from May’s onslaught!), there were still

On the 300 level of the new stadium slated to be open in February of 2027, there will be a mini version of Robert’s Western World. Similar to a satellite establishment you might see at an airport, it will include Robert’s Western World staples.

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The venerable Newport Folk Festival, first held in 1959, returned with another triumphant weekend of roots music, tradition and rebellion at Fort Adams Park in Newport, Rhode Island (July 24-26, 2026).

Newport Folk was both the result of the folk and blues revival of the 1950s and instrumental in

Singer-songwriter Pieta Brown talks about the song she wrote as a kid that’s still part of her live sets today, and describes her makeshift garage rehearsal space, where a neighbor’s chickens and passing trains provide unplanned accompaniment. She adds a hard-won career lesson: people like names they can pronounce.

Interpersonal friction reaches alarming levels on I Am Both, the riveting fourth album from Margaret Glaspy. Hurt feelings, poor communication, and selfish urges inspire a memorable collection of vignettes that capture common relationship ills with unfiltered honesty. If Glaspy’s unflinching portrayals can feel uncomfortably blunt, her gift for

Cody Bolden “Keep You Wishing” Americana Highways presents this premiere of Cody Bolden’s song “Keep You Wishing” from his forthcoming album Menace To Myself. The album was recorded between MadLife Studios & Cream Fleece Studios in Woodstock, GA by GRAMMY-nominated engineer Steven Morrison (Bruce Springsteen, Pearl Jam, Martina McBride), mixed and mastered by GRAMMY-winning engineer […]

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