Album Review: Chuck Wicks - Rough

 

With Rough Chuck Wicks returns to the Country Music scene with an EP that's already a success with over 20,000 copies sold (and to be given away to customers by a Corporate partner). We take a look at the five song collection featuring "Salt Life" and give you our opinion on how well it works as a comeback recording.

 

Album Review: The Band Perry - Pioneer

The Band Perry certainly have built up a following through a mixture of songs that blend their Bluegrass roots with modern Country and Pop sensibilities and hooks. Does the band manage to build on the success of their debut or falter? Read on here to see what we think of Pioneer!

Album Review: Rosehill - Crooked Thoughts

Rosehill is a talented duo arriving on the national scene from Texas. Signed to Tenacity/Cypress Creek, the duo worked with Jay Clementi and Radney Foster to craft this, their sophomore album. Read on here to find out what we think about this new record.

Album Review: Thompson Square - Just Feels Good

With lead single "If I Didn't Have You" inside the Top 10 and nearly Gold, the timing is certainly ripe for Thompson Square to relase Just Feels Good to stores. Read on here to see what we have to say about the husband and wife's album and if Just Feels Good avoids the 'sophomore slump.'

Album Review: Ashley Monroe - Like A Rose

Ashley Monroe's Like A Rose album has been a long time coming for fans who became to know her through her membership in Pistol Annies. Take a look here to see what we have to say about the brand new Traditional Country, Vince Gill-produced album here!

Album Review: Connor Christan & Southern Gothic - New Home Town

This hard-working Country band from Georgia mixes Southern charm with timeless Americana music a la The Band and other Rootsy singer/songwriter types? Sound familiar? It's the exact way Zac Brown Band became a household name. Read on here to see what we think of Connor Christian & Southern Gothic's New Hometown, the collective's brand-new album.

Album Review: Richard Thompson - Electric

Richard Thompson is an iconic artist with the spirit to keep making records when many artists his age would settle into retirement or, worse yet, settle into a role covering classic songs or his own classic songs, Read on to learn more about his new recordElectric and how vibrant it is.

Album Review: Jon Wolfe - It All Happened In A Honky Tonk: Deluxe Edition

Originally released in 2010, Jon Wolfe's It All Happened In A Honky Tonk arrives in deluxe form through his new label deal with Warner Music Nashville's ILG (Independent Label Group). Read on to see what we think of this Neo-Traditionalist's album here!

Album Review: Holly Williams - The Highway

Being the granddaughter of Hank Williams would be enough for many artists to rest on their genetic bonifieds and not work hard but that's just not who Holly Williams is and she showcases a lot of talent on this self-issued, Charlie Peacock-produced third album.

Album Review: Randy Houser - How Country Feels

After delivering two strong albums under the Universal South/Show Dog-Unviersal labels, Randy Houser has moved on to powerful Independent label Stoney Creek Records and delivered a strong collection of songs. Read on to see what we have to say aboutHow Country Feels here!