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Masterfully channeling the philosophical and transcendental qualities of the blues, Parr takes us on a journey through the winding streets of his imagination.
The two latest reissues to spin off from our acclaimed Imaginational Anthem Volume 8: The Private Press feature the solo guitar compositions of Russell Potter, recorded in the last waning days of the initial American Primitive explosion.
Her first album fully recorded in a professional studio setting, Quiet Signs finds Jessica Pratt's songwriting and accompanying guitar work refined - more distinct and direct.
Jessica Pratt's gorgeous second record plays like acoustic dream-pop, with a warm, home-recorded atmosphere—finger-picked psychedelia, lucidly layered harmonies, hissy tape effects, an overcast haze—more dramatic and distinctive than her debut.
Ships 3/14/25 - On Seed of a Seed, Heynderickx foregrounds this theme and explores her internal anxieties and the wisdom that can be gleaned outside the confines of our minds.
Ships 2/7/25 - In total collaboration with her band for the first time, Van Etten finds the freedom that comes by letting go. The themes are timeless, classic Sharon - but the sounds are new, wholly realized and sharp as glass.
"For Better, Or Worse" is a sequel of sorts to 'In Spite Of Ourselves' featuring duets with today's women of Country and Americana singing the classic songs that built the genres.
It's been over 25 years since The Missing Years was released to the world and we've decided that you folks deserve a new song and some sleek new packaging for this classic, Grammy award winning album! The Missing Years LP is now available with the previou
Prine's final album. Arguably at the height of his powers, concise yet beautiful songs. A final artistic statement that contains multitudes. You'll be spinning this one for years.
Katie Pruitt is living proof of music's power to transform the way we experience the world. With her sophomore album Mantras, mainly produced by Collin Pastore and Jake Finch (boygenius, Lucy Dacus).
Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats practically explodes with deep, primal and ecstatic soulfulness. You don't just listen to this record-you experience it. So it's fitting that the self-titled album will bear the iconic logo of Stax Records, because at
Propelled by driving rhythms, blazing hornplay, and Rateliff's rowdy, soul drenched vocals, Tearing At The Seams' 12 tracks crackle with emotion and intensity.
Nathaniel Rateliff has written and recorded his first solo record. This is an intensely personal album of vibrant country-blues, badland ballads, ornate Americana and jazz-inflected R&B.
Nathaniel says of the album: “My goal is to make people have honest emotions and a real experience by listening to music in the same way that I feel, the same way that most people feel when they listen to music, that it touches them in some way”.
The 18-track live record was recorded in an empty Red Rocks Amphitheatre during Rateliff's mid-September run of socially distanced shows, which was limited to 125 attendees per night in the 9400-capacity venue.
Rose City Band’s third album maintains those impeccable vibes of lush country charm. 1/2 of Moon Duo and the frontman of Wooden Shjips, Ripley Johnson presents his latest album as Rose City Band.
