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January 24, 2025
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Dying Scene interviews Ben Nichols on his new Lucero Unplugged disc with Rick Steff.
The Guardian (again) spends some time with Sam Amidon upon the release of his new Salt River record.
You can plan your record-buying budget with A Routes & Branches Guide To Feeding Your Monster, our fastidiously updated new release calendar. Among others, this week we added an announcement from Joe Ely. Just six months after the release of his last collection, the Texas legend has set a February 7 appearance for Love and Freedom (Rack 'Em). Lonnie Holley's fourth record will feature contributions from Jacknife Lee, Isaac Brock, Billy Woods, and more. Tonky should reach us on March 21, courtesy of Jagjaguwar. The most recent signing to the Oh Boy label is Palmyra, a three-piece band from Virginia. March 28 is the expected street date for Restless. Fresh off a Best Song nomination at the UK Americana Awards, Brown Horse is looking at an April 4 deadline for a new CD. All the Right Weaknesses will arrive via the Loose Music label. Finally, Hold Steady frontman Craig Finn has prepared his next solo set. Always Been hits virtual shelves on April 4 (Tamarac).
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Basic Folk podcast spends an hour with producer/instrumentalist Josh Kaufman.
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Bonnie Prince Billy shares with the Guardian about his pending David 'Ferg' Ferguson produced Purple Bird.
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Charley Crockett has announced that he has signed with Island Records, and will waste no time in releasing Lonesome Drifter in March. The Holler has more.
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Americana UK seems a likely spot to learn more about his week's UK Americana Awards.
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On the eve of Rilo Kiley's planned reunion for Just Like Heaven, Consequence of Sound shares an appreciation of the quartet's underappreciated final project, 2007's Under the Blacklight.
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Tamara Lindeman talks to Line of Best Fit about the emotional crisis that led her to write Weather Station's excellent new Humanhood album.
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Australia's The Music reaches out to Marlon Williams about his forthcoming Te Whare Tiwekaweka, a project recorded entirely in his native Maori language.
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