Songwriter Phil Madeira's Mercyland: Hymns for the Rest of Us  does a great deal in the way of disproving the axiom "the devil...

Lucero - Women and Work - March 13 I can't give a Lucero album the review it deserves, so I won't even try. Since I'm to...

If, shortly after hell froze over, the tastemakers of country radio suddenly came to me and said, "Okay, we're willing to make so...

I grew up in the era just after Van Halen's heyday, but I always knew of them and considered myself a fan. I was probably a little m...

Yelawolf's major label debut, Radioactive , is out today. FTM's a big fan of Yela's rural southern angle on hip-hop. His previou...

Hellbound Glory's new album, Damaged Goods , is out today and you better buy it ( here! ). The boys have retained all the swagger and gr...

2 Steps Back is a terrible name for a band that isn't a group of similarly dressed pretty boys with bad hairstyles dancing to pop songs...

Nearly everything about Nick 13's self titled debut sounds vintage. The sweetly innocent vocals, the purity of the musical textures and ...

Sam Sliva and the Good 's And the People Say... is a pop-flavored bar-rockin' slice of Americana. Having never heard the band befor...

Michael Ethan Messick 's The Only Easy Day Was Yesterday begins with a loopy sounding intro, but once he opens his mouth to deliver the...

Left Lane Cruiser's Junkyard Speedball is grimy, grungy, dirty and nasty. It's full of reverb, vocal effects and organs. In some p...

Two Cow Garage 's new album Sweet Saint Me hits digital outlets and cooler music stores October 26th (I'll remind you!!) and, to us...

Regular Guy Review Horatio Lee Jenkins - Drunker Than Satan (I've had the title track for a while, but just recently received the entire...

Hellbound Glory - Old Highs and New Lows If Jason Aldean is your idea of outlaw country, you might wanna steer away from HBG. Can you imagin...

I caught wind of this album while chatting Butler (I'm rooting for you Monday night!) basketball with co-lead singer Christopher Hess o...

In the history of Farce the Music, I've only done about three proper reviews of albums. Usually, I'm laying on the derision and snar...