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BONUS TRACKS: RIP Todd Snider and More Roots Music News

News out of Nashville this morning is that singer-songwriter Todd Snider passed away on Friday, November 14. Over the last few weeks, the funny, freak-folk adjacent troubadour has been in the news, not only for his latest album HIGH, LONESOME AND THEN SOME, which came out October 17 via Aimless Records / Thirty Tigers, but also for a suddenly href...

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NO DEPRESSION SESSIONS at Bristol Rhythm & Roots Reunion: Shadowgrass

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ALBUM REVIEW: The Bros. Landreth Hope for Better Days Ahead on ‘Dog Ear’

2025 has been a year of great reflection. As storms rage outside, seeking refuge – in our favorite movies and TV shows, in great books, and in favorite records – becomes increasingly important. With their new album, Dog Ear, The Bros. Landreth extend a comforting embrace with calming musical waves and profound, soul-stirring lyrics that speak to hope for tomorrow.&nb...

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ALBUM REVIEW: On 'Memories and Empties' Colter Wall Turned Up a Notch

From the first measure of Colter Wall’s new album, Memories and Empties,something feels different. Against the resolute opening track “1800 Miles,” Wall's full-bellied baritone seems to have a newfound intensity. His strings are even richer; the pedal steel, more vivid; the rhythms, somehow punchier. With each passing track, it becomes evident something within has be...

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ALBUM REVIEW: North Carolina songwriter Abigail Dowd Grooves from the Lows to the Highs in 'Saints & Warriors'

In “Sister’s Heart,” Abigail Dowd tells what is likely a story of indigenous North Carolinians hiding and surviving, holding onto their culture and family ties despite four centuries of colonization. “Sisterland of the longleaf pine / hold our brothers where the canebrakes hide,” she sings over twilit blues. In her song–and in Native North Carolinian history–making it to anot...

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