Biita Houdei’s solo debut, “This Bed Was Made For Me,” exudes personality and feeling, a testament to the slow process and ...

The late Harry Everett Smith was a restless spirit, credited as an artist, experimental filmmaker, bohemian, mystic, hoarder, student of anthropology and a Neo-Gnostic bishop, he was also a ...

Styrofoam Winos are the antidote to supergroups. Lou Turner, Trevor Nikrant, and Joe Kenkel are three multi-instrumentalists and songwriters who rolled together like the fluff in a tramp’s pocket, ...

RÓIS has signed to Domino Records. Her critically acclaimed 2024 album, MO LÉAN, will be reissued globally with an additional ...

Recorded at home on the reel-to-reel machine that captured Lead Belly’s Last Sessions, Michael Hurley’s “First Songs” returns ...

Marisa Anderson talks to KLOF on “The Anthology of UnAmerican Folk Music”, how she gained access to Harry Smith’s final ...

James Yorkston announces “La Magnifica”, a career-spanning double album. The first of two new songs is also out today, accompanied by a video directed by Lewis Baillie.

Charlie Parr’s “Rooming House” follows John’s boarding-house residents across seven songs and, twenty albums in, is quite ...

Following years of IVF and an on-stage miscarriage during a 2023 tour (she finished her set), Abigail Lapell was pregnant with her first child when she booked studio time to make her new album, Shadow ...

REXEN’s first full studio album, “The Chauffeur,” recorded at Real World Studios and mixed by John Parish, bends faintly sinister Americana into one new shape after another.

Scott Cook’s “Troubadourly Yours” is a six-year-in-the-making, autobiographical folk album steeped in Woody Guthrie’s spirit ...

The Owl Service’s “Tied to the Land” is a joyous rendering of traditional songs, instrumentals and a Cornish folk tale after ...