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‘Rattlin’ Bones’ showcases Bronwyn’s lyrical ingenuity and her instrumental innovativeness, and the tight harmonies and instrumentals transport us on every song. It’s one of the best albums of the year so far.
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The Mammals Have an Unpopular Idea: We All Need to Touch More Grass The Mammals at Elk Creek Café, Millheim, Pennsylvania – August 8, 2026 Any way you drive into Millheim, Pennsylvania, you will pass through the familiar political landscape of rural America. Front yards double as billboards for conservative causes, faded presidential signs, placards […]
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It’s most certainly a bold work of recorded music. It’s the kind of album that’s like catnip for critics and awards organizations. But it’s also a monogenre blob of influences trying to be all things to all people, while taking a formulaic approach.
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While West Virginia flies under the radar for most people for most things, it is known around the world for its traditional roots music. This week’s column highlights Gerry Milnes, the 2026 recipient of the National Endowment of the Arts Bess Lomax Hawes National Heritage Fellowship. Established in