
Zach Bryan Built a Record Around America’s Drunk-Filled Bars, One Song at a Time
A bar crawl turned concept album, 19 tracks of Americana and late-night wanderings, a record of patience and memory.


A bar crawl turned concept album, 19 tracks of Americana and late-night wanderings, a record of patience and memory.

Big Thief's Horsepower is a sprawling double album that balances ambition with intimacy, a remarkable achievement.

A wander through the country club skies, where Del Rey leaves Los Angeles in a white dress, seeking freedom amid the chemtrails.

Bob Dylan & The Band's legendary 1967 basement sessions, finally released in 1975, capture a loose, essential moment in rock history. Reviewed.

Jason Isbell's Weathervanes is a somber, novelistic triumph of American roots rock, one of his strongest albums yet.

Brandi Carlile's By the Way, I Forgive You pairs raw honesty with her best vocals yet — a review of every track.

Waxahatchee's Tigers Blood refines the Saint Cloud sound into her most confident, mature record yet.

Courtney Marie Andrews goes big and soulful on May Your Kindness Remain, a record about home, loss, and grace. Review and standout tracks.
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