Latest Reviews
‘The Avett Brothers’ – New Album Review
Seth and Scott Avett, better known as The Avett Brothers, return with their long-awaited 11th album, the self-titled The Avett Brothers. The duo, with the continued help of producer Rick Rubin, delivers a 9-track exploration of themes like sincerity, love, regret, and...
Cookin’ Up Lovin’ – Twitty & Lynn – New Album Review
For those unfamiliar like I was, Twitty and Lynn are a rising duo, proudly the grandchildren of country music royalty, Conway Twitty and Loretta Lynn. Comprising Tre Twitty and Tayla Lynn, the duo formed in 2016 to both pursue their love for music and uphold their...
‘Life After Life’ – Mark and Maggie O’Connor – New Album Review
It always strikes me as silly when people argue until they're blue in the face about whether something is Americana or Bluegrass. Mark and Maggie O'Connor released their new album, Life After Life, on April 26. Whether you call it Americana, Bluegrass, or something...
‘DAY’ – Alaina Stacey – New Album Review
Chicago-born and now a certified Nashvillian, Alaina Stacey is gearing up to unveil her latest EP, DAY, on Friday, May 3rd. This release marks the second installment in a series of EPs planned in chronological order, all of which will seamlessly come together under...
‘Dreamers, Drifters and Hiders’ – Calder Allen – New Album Review
Calder Allen, the talented fifth-generation Texan and rising star in the music industry, is set to captivate audiences once again with the release of his latest album, Dreamers, Drifters, and Hiders, on May 3, 2024. Born into a family with a rich musical heritage,...
‘White Trash Recipes’ – Joshua Sinclair – New Album Review
Joshua Sinclair emerges from the sticks with his latest album, White Trash Recipes. This 10-track salute to country music perfectly blends modern country tones with a nostalgic '90s twist, featuring everything from country rock to grunge-esque buzz ballads like Hey....
‘$10 Cowboy’ – Charley Crockett – New Album Review
Charley Crockett returns with what he does best: that modern mix of neo-traditional country music. Somewhere between a 1950s crooner, a modern-day troubadour, and an eclectic stoner making synth beats in his mother's basement. His 13th album, $10 Cowboy, chock-full of...
‘Half Life’ – Wyatt Flores – New Album Review
Wyatt Flores shines in his latest EP, Half-Life, where he showcases his exceptional songwriting skills. Flores has already made a name for himself as one of the up-and-coming frontrunners in the genre. The 8 track Half-Life EP does a good job of reiterating that, not...
‘Ballad of the Brothers’ – The Bacon Brothers – New Album Review
The Bacon Brothers, comprising the iconic Kevin Bacon and his remarkably talented brother, composer Michael Bacon, truly embody the essence of Heartworn Heroes. The pair have been around dropping albums since 1994, this dynamic duo has consistently dazzled the music...
‘He Shot More Than Birds’ – Duke Oursler – New Album Review
Being sent new music is the best perk of the so called "industry", and it's even more exciting when it leads to discoveries like Duke Oursler. His new album, He Shot More Than Birds, has swiftly captured our attention at RootsnRevelry, positioning itself as a standout...
‘Visitor’ – John Moreland – New Album Review
After spending six months away from the constant buzz of the digital world, John Moreland has made a surprisingly quiet return with his new album, Visitor. The break wasn't just about stepping away from music for a bit; it was a deeper search for some peace in what...
‘Hymnal of a Troubled Man’s Mind’ – Oliver Anthony – New Album Review
Oliver Anthony, aka Oliver Anthony Music, aka Christopher Anthony Lunsford, has already made an unforgettable mark on the music scene, arguably the world. His new debut album, Hymnal of a Troubled Man's Mind, was quietly released on Easter Sunday, March 31, 2024....