The Wooden Sky – If I Don’t Come Home You’ll Know I’m Gone
The Wooden Sky’s sophomore effort, If I Don’t Come Home You’ll Know I’m Gone features…read more→
The Wooden Sky’s sophomore effort, If I Don’t Come Home You’ll Know I’m Gone features…read more→
The sophomore album The King Can Drink The Harbor Dry by Portland, OR’s The Dimes…read more→
Glen Hansard and Markéta Irglová, the two stars of 2007’s indie hit film Once, were…read more→
Orenda Fink, best known as one half of the band Azure Ray, has created something…read more→
Ryan Montbleau, frontman of the Ryan Montbleau Band, is back with his solo album, Stages:…read more→
With a career spanning four decades and a catalog of 20 albums, Tom Russell is…read more→
Delaware musician Kyle Swartzwelder’s self-titled full-length debut features thoroughly enjoyable country folk songs. Swartzwelder’s rich…read more→
Los Angeles-based Sea Wolf, a.k.a. Alex Brown Church, is back with White War, White Bloom.…read more→
Burnout – the third album from Ontario’s Ox – showcases the unique blend of indie…read more→
Sunset/Sunrise, the second album by The Dutchess and the Duke, carries much of the same…read more→
On their second release, Beacons, Toronto-based indie folk/pop seven-piece Ohbijou evolves their sound with an…read more→
Edmonton band Manraygun’s latest release, Misfortune Telling, is a confident set of songs that walk…read more→
Introducing Townes Van Zandt via the Great Unknown is a tribute to the music of…read more→
Maryland band Le Loup is back with its sophomore album Family, two years after its…read more→
White Pines is the side – project of Michigan singer/songwriter Joseph Scott (Canada, That’s Him!…read more→
Talons’ is lo-fi folk singer/songwriter Mike Tolan (Six Parts Seven, Tusco Terror, Trouble Books) and…read more→
Bon Iver’s debut album, For Emma, Forever Ago put Justin Vernon on the map with…read more→
Hipster revivalists The Squirrel Nut Zippers return after nine years with a new live album…read more→
Fitz and the Tantrums, a five-piece soul group based in L.A., recently released their EP,…read more→
Seminal Bay Area psychedelic roots-rock band The Mother Hips release their seventh full-length studio album…read more→
The Mississippi Sheiks recorded country and Delta blues throughout the 30’s and were one of…read more→
Red Heart the Ticker is the Vermont husband and wife duo Robin MacArthur and Tyler…read more→
Baltimore three-piece Lands & Peoples self titled EP showcases indie rock that is texturally dense…read more→
Broken, the third release from UK electro-rock duo the Soulsavers (a.k.a. Rich Machin and Ian…read more→
Oklahoma City’s Stardeath and White Dwarfs centers around lead singer Dennis Coyne, nephew of The…read more→
St. Petersburg, FL 19-year-old duo, Kyle Wyss and Orhan Chettri, make-up the indie psychedelic/experimental band…read more→
Scottish band Meursault’s EP Nothing Broke is a departure from their stellar electro pop debut…read more→
John Wort Hannam spent years teaching English in one of Canada’s largest native reserves when…read more→
Indie rock veterans The Mountain Goats return with their sixteenth album The Life of the…read more→
Calgary-born, Vancouver-based songwriter Kent McAlister and The Iron Choir’s third album How I’ll Remain is…read more→
Fun is the combined talents of Nate Ruess (The Format), Andrew Dost (Anathallo), and Jack…read more→
Action at a Distance – the second album by Bay Area’s Mist and Mast –…read more→
Portland, OR’s Nurses Apple’s Acres is hushed, a bit off-kilter and a quirky record which…read more→
Huntsville, AL band Thomas Function returns after the highly praised ‘08 release Celebration with their…read more→
Shannon Stephens’ sophomore album The Breadwinner, produced by ex-Marzuki bandmate Sufjan Stevens, is the follow-up…read more→
The Castanets (a.k.a Raymond Raposa) returns with Texas Rose, The Thaw, and The Beasts an…read more→
The sophomore record from Vancouver’s Dustin Bentall, son of Canadian rocker Barney Bentall (Barney Bentall…read more→
David Bazan of the indie rock favorite Pedro the Lion releases a stunning first full-length…read more→
Multi-instrumentalist sibling trio Kitty, Daisy & Lewis’ self-titled 08 debut album features country, swing, rockabilly…read more→
Nine-piece Seattle band The Maldives fully capture the energy and spirit of their live performances…read more→
Alabama native and singer/songwriter A.A. Bondy’s second solo album expands upon his lo-fi indie country/folk…read more→
Massachusetts natives Stephen Kellogg and the Sixers new release The Bear is the band’s rawest…read more→
San Francisco-based band Or, the Whale is back with the much-anticipated self-titled follow-up album to…read more→
Brooklyn based indie-rock three-piece band Monogold embraces the DIY philosophy self-recording, producing and releasing the…read more→
LA’s Fort King (Ryan Fuller, singer/songwriter) features a West Coast Americana folk vibe with gentle…read more→
Popular Songs, the 12th album from Hoboken indie-rock mainstays Yo La Tengo, showcases their skill…read more→
Keep in Mind Frankenstein – the second release from Mat Brooke (Band of Horses, Carissa’s…read more→
These United States expertly channel an old-school ’60s and ’70s folk/rock vibe on their third…read more→
After a collaboration with Jack White evolved into the bluesy psych rock of the Raconteurs,…read more→
Paul Burch is primarily known for his authentic vintage 40’s/50’s era country sound and Still…read more→
10-piece LA band Edward Sharpe and The Magnetic Zeros’ debut album Up from Below is…read more→
Threadbare – the upcoming album from Alaska via California Americana quartet Port O’Brien – began…read more→
The Monsters of Folk is an indie folk supergroup formed around the collaboration between Conor…read more→
Black River Killer EP was first released at Blitzen Trapper shows as a teaser to…read more→
Ramona Falls is Brent Knopf’s (Menomena) solo project that took shape during the delay of…read more→
Vancouver singer/songwriter Jesse Matheson’s Pleasure Pounds is a tongue-in-cheek celebration of guilty pleasures: women, sex…read more→
Wiley and the Checkmates, founded in 1960’s Oxford, MS by Herbert Wiley, was a soul/blues…read more→
Following George Harrison’s death in November 2001, Jim James (My Morning Jacket) recorded a tender…read more→
Dustin Welch, son of acclaimed country singer-songwriter Kevin Welch, releases his solo debut Whiskey Priest…read more→
North Hills is the stunning debut album from Dawes, a California quartet featuring three-quarters of…read more→
Brooklyn based Motel Motel features a unique brand of Americana indie rock which features singer…read more→
Embryonic – the forthcoming record from Grammy award winning Oklahoma trio The Flaming Lips –…read more→
Portland, OR based Americana folk eight-piece Ah Holly Fam’ly’s music is centered around the vocals…read more→
The second of three in the O EP Series by Denver’s Wentworth Kersey finds the…read more→
Attracted by the raw honesty of North Carolina’s The Avett Brothers songwriting and their spirited…read more→
London based Tom McKean and the Emperors is fronted by Scottish singer/songwriter McKean and features…read more→
This eight-song EP, No Ones First, and You’re Next collects a lesser-known body of Seattle…read more→
The Seaside EP is a limited run of six Owen (Mike Kinsella of American Football,…read more→
Columbia College Chicago’s 27-year old student-run record label, AEMMP Records, is releasing a 22 song…read more→
J. Tillman’s second release of 2009 and his seventh studio album since 05, Year in…read more→
Derek Fudesco (formerly of Pretty Girls Make Graves) is back with his second Cave Singers…read more→
Alabama’s Pine Hill Haints are a junkyard rockabilly/punk group that describes their unique southern roots…read more→
Philadelphia based trio Hoots and Hellmouth put a new spin on traditional Americana music blending…read more→
The Kills were often dubbed the British equivalent to the White Stripes, so it’s not…read more→
I recently discovered Lô Borges’ self-titled album which has been around since 1972 but new…read more→
The Ruminant Band is the Fruit Bats first release since 05’s Spelled In Bones and…read more→
Electric Dirt is the second album in the past two years from Americana music legend…read more→
Drive-By Truckers’ Patterson Hood releases his second solo album filled with the usual heels, lost…read more→
Life on Earth – Seattle-based singer/songwriter Jesy Fortino’s second full-length under the Tiny Vipers moniker…read more→
It has been nearly five years since Lou Barlow released Emoh (his acoustic record) and…read more→
Indie singer/songwriter Tom Brosseau’s third full-length Posthumous Success signifies a stylistic shift from spare acoustic…read more→
Indie pop/folk Canadian Dan Mangan is back with his sophomore release Nice, Nice, Very Nice…read more→
Brooklyn based quartet Gunfight! describes their sound as “post-country” which equates to twangy, beer-soaked indie…read more→
Fans of introspective indie music should check-out The Wailing Wall’s debut album Hospital Blossoms where…read more→
Bay Area singer/songwriter Sonya Cotton’s voice is confident and assured with a pristine and sweet…read more→
To date Phil Elverum’s (The Microphones) Mount Eerie released two hauntingly beautiful, lo-fi, lyrically dense…read more→
Origins – the debut EP from Seattle’s Black Whales – updates the classic jangle-pop sound…read more→
Gather, Form and Fly – the sophomore album from Durham, NC’s Megafaun – compositionally takes…read more→
Chapel Hill, NC’s The Kingsbury Manx release their fifth full-length Ascenseur Ouvert! (French for “open…read more→
Spring 2008 saw the release of Exit Sounds, the third full-length record from Nashville singer/songwriter…read more→
Discovery is Rostam Batmaglij’s (Vampire Weekend) and Wes Miles’ (Ra Ra Riot) collaborative side project…read more→
A classically trained guitar player from the age of nine, Chris Velan grew up listening…read more→
Big Star remains one of the most influential cult acts in rock/pop, profoundly influencing post-punk…read more→
NJ’s Roadside Graves follow-up to 2007’s vastly underappreciated No One Will Know Where You’ve Been…read more→
Golden Bloom is primarily the work of multi-instrumentalist and frontman, Shawn Fogel, whose Wilco-esque aesthetic…read more→
Salvation Is a Deep Dark Well, the Builders and the Butchers’ sophomore release, continues tried-and-true…read more→
The Rural Alberta Advantage features folk-indie-rock that captures summer, small town heartache, beloved and embittered…read more→
Following the success of Belle and Sebastian’s last album The Life Pursuit Stuart Murdoch (band…read more→
On their fifth full-length release, indie pop band Bird Names draws on numerous influences ranging…read more→
The Low Anthem’s Nonesuch debut Oh My God, Charlie Darwin alternates between old-timey country, secular…read more→