
Tyler Childers’ Rustin’ in the Rain Trims the Fat for a Tight, Earnest Country Album
A review of Tyler Childers' Rustin' in the Rain, a seven-track album of love, faith, and holding on.


A review of Tyler Childers' Rustin' in the Rain, a seven-track album of love, faith, and holding on.

Chris Stapleton's 2020 album digs deep into his own songwriting, mixing intimate ballads with fiery rockers.

A record of bluegrass reimaginings, played by a tight band at a single session, with one original song to anchor it.

Sturgill Simpson's High Top Mountain trades noise for a lean, traditional sound. A record about loss, anger, and quiet sitting.

A brief tale of Dood and Juanita, wherein Sturgill Simpson's ten songs weave a narrow, singular narrative of two souls ever crossing paths.

A gentle, unhurried record about noticing the strange in the familiar, told with deadpan wit.

A record of quiet grief and memory, nine tracks that trust restraint above excess.

Courtney Marie Andrews' Honest Life weighs loss, loneliness, and honest adulthood in ten patient tracks.

A young singer's record proves she can handle big themes, though her youth sometimes betrays her pen.

Nashville International Airport votes to rename itself after Dolly Parton, honoring the late country icon's legacy.
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