Costco has rang alarm bells after one of their products is carrying an invasive species. Agriculture officials are scrambling to contain it.
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A Texas man allegedly threatened the life the widow of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, while working as her ‘valet’ at an upcoming event.
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Kaitlin’s first original single after signing to Republic Records is absolutely everything you want from a Kaitlin Butts song. If anything, it utterly defines who she has been throughout her career.
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No Depression doesn’t often get to cover jazz, but that deep canon falls well within the broad term of roots music. This week, jazz titan and tenor saxophonist Sonny Rollins passed away at the age of 95. The New Yorker, The Atlantic, POW Mag, and more shared excellent
Filled with twisty fiddles, crying vocals, heavy strummed guitars, and rich, rich harmonies, the nearly lost traditional music of New Mexico comes back to vibrant life in the hands of young ensemble Lone Piñon on their new album, Hot Carne Seca.
One of the least known American
Joshua Ray Walker Ain’t Dead Yet On this Friday, May 29th, Joshua Ray Walker delivers his new album, Ain’t Dead Yet, produced by John Pedigo and released via Thirty Tigers and East Dallas Records. The record is at once full of romp and raucous energy and deeply introspective, evoking the best of 1970s outlaw country […]
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He sings with a deftness nearing the angelic, allowing the stories and messages to stir the inner soul of his captive audience, resulting in an experience difficult to impossible to achieve through other conventional means.
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Bentley’s Bandstand: May 2026By Bill Bentley Marc Broussard, SOS V: SONGS OF THE ’50S. There are soul singers and then there are soul singers. Marc Broussard is easily on the top rung of those still in the spotlight. His voice is so strong and so true that it’s one in the miracle zone. Really. This […]
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Multi-hyphenate artist John Gallagher Jr. shared three songs with us at Chelsea Studios NYC to celebrate the arrival of his brand new EP Almost OK, out today!
Opening with the EP’s first track, “Tough Spit,” Gallagher described the song as an attempt to capture the manic
She’s out. This year is the 250th birthday for our great nation, and there are massive celebrations being planned for all around the country. The celebrations are being planned by Freedom 250, which is a non-partisan organization responsible for putting together all the festivities, though Freedom 250 was launched by President Donald Trump to spearhead his specific vision for the 250th anniversary events, so many debate whether or not the entity itself is truly “non-partisan,” which has led several artists […]
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