Reviews

  • Honeymoon Island Bluegrass Festival

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    Steve Day and Marina Linblom at the Honeymoon Island Bluegrass Festival - photo © Bill Warren The Honeymoon Island Bluegrass Festival was a new one to me, as this is the first year we have been in Florida this early in

  • Fallen Angel – The Unfaithful Servants

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    Having been described as British Columbia's "most exciting newgrass band," The Unfaithful Servants have carved out a unique niche for themselves. The group's sophomore album, Fallen Angel, brings us a new collection of material utilizing their fusion of bluegrass, folk, and Americana

  • ETIGBA – Estación 39

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    Estación 39 is an ideal example of a band that hails from environs well outside US borders, but still stays true to those musical traditions birthed in the American heartland. Based in Buenos Aires Argentina, the band — which includes

  • Self-titled – Bryan McDowell

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    Bryan McDowell has built a long, steady career as one of acoustic music's quintessential sidemen, having performed with the likes of Molly Tuttle, John McEuen, Claire Lynch, and Sierra Hull, among others. McDowell's self-titled recording on Mountain Fever Records moves

  • Postcards – Angus Gill

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    A Golden Guitar winner and ARIA Award nominee, Angus Gill ranks as one of Australia's most accomplished young exports. A multi-talented artist, songwriter, author, comedian, and record producer, he can claim 19 number one singles, six chart-topping albums, and more than 200 recorded cuts in