album reviews

After years away from the spotlight to live life (and manage his health), John Prine is back with his first collection of all-new material in 13 years.

Reigning ACM Duo of the Year’s sophomore album showcases their depth of artistry and growth since the release of debut “Pawn Shop” three years ago.

While mostly known for his 1960s hits, this new release from the mighty Omnivore Recordings showcases the final run of singles and tracks recorded for his publishing company’s own record label, Hickory Records.

The 90s country hitmaker returns with his first album in 14 years and already has a fast-rising hit in the form of "Everything's Gonna Be Alright."

One of Nashville artist community's most-treasured singer/songwriters breaks out with her major label debut album which features "A Little Dive Bar In Dahlonega."

Musgraves worked with a new production team on her third LP and that work has spawned a strong song-cycle, a cycle that’ll have longtime fans in for a shock, at least at first.

Veteran singer/songwriter returns to charts with dynamic new album via Yep Roc Records.

Fans of Americana artists like Jason Isbell and Sturgill Simpson will find something to like in Szlachetka's music. See our review of "Heart of My Hometown" here.

Eric Church collaborator and band member delivers his debut album via his own record label.