So Much for Goodbyes brings Billy Strings’ bluegrass virtuosity inward, surrounding close harmonies, fiddle, banjo and flatpicked guitar with gospel, country shading and occasional psychedelic unease. Written in the wake of his mother Debra Apostol’s…
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Lambchop | Punching the Clown | 2026
Punching the Clown strips Lambchop down to Kurt Wagner’s weathered baritone, Andrew Broder’s acoustic guitar, Justin Vernon’s banjo and a choir answering in slow, luminous waves. Inspired by lined-out singing, the album folds American history,…
Ray Wylie Hubbard | Reel 2 Reel 4 Real | 2026
Reel 2 Reel 4 Real catches Ray Wylie Hubbard in a snarling analog-first mode, driving country-blues storytelling through garage-rock guitars, resonator slide, organ and a loose, hard-hit rhythm section. Dark jokes, crows, wolves, devils and…
Lindsay Lou | Bluegrass Women | 2026
Bluegrass Women gathers ten standards written by women and places Lindsay Lou at the center of an all-women circle of exceptional pickers and singers. Fiddle, banjo, mandolin, guitar and close harmony carry songs of endurance,…
Alela Diane | Who’s Keeping Time? | 2026
Who's Keeping Time? feels like Alela Diane gathering a room of breathing bodies around grief, renewal, and the small rituals that keep people human. Folk, Americana, and chamber warmth move softly, but the songs carry…
Adrianne Lenker ∤ Bright Future ∤ 2024
introspection / vulnerability / nostalgia / intimacy a piano whispers childhood secrets / strings weave through heart’s corridors / voices echo in analog warmth / love’s remnants linger in twilight’s glow / melodies drift like…
Steve Earle and the Dukes ∤ J.T. ∤ 2021
Townes, one more Townes echo in the tapestry of times. When you mention Justin, you recall what. Harlem River Blues. Lone Pine Hill. Frightened by the Sound. Farewell songs. Steve in combination of Americana influences….