Scottish singer-songwriter, KT Tunstall’s fifth album is a pop-leaning update on her driving acoustic rock style.
Canadian pop singer/songwriter, Carly Rae Jepsen, goes for disco gold on her fourth album, Emotion Side B.
Boston-based acoustic duo Tall Heights delivers dreamy sounds on its first full-length album, Neptune.
Music reviewer Dean Gordon-Smith gives a listen to country legend Dolly Parton's new album
American folk-rock ensemble The Avett Brothers’ latest album, True Sadness, adds levity to their dark folk leanings.
Hamilton, Ont. alt-rock band Arkells eschew the “alt” tag on album number four, Morning Report.
With their roots in folk and country rock, Shawn Colvin and Steve Earle have recorded as a duo
Olivia Penalva releases her new EP and Dean Gordon-Smith likes what he hears
The long-awaited country album from singer/songwriter Steven Tyler is out, and aside from some clichés, it ain’t country.
All-around pop culture figure Paul Simon creates a new language for himself on his 13th album Stranger to Stranger.
The second album from The Highest Order, Still Holding, highlights the country/folk roots of psychedelic rock.
The latest album from U.K. folk phenoms Mumford & Sons is an inspired collaboration with touring partners in South Africa.
On their fifth album, Seattle indie rock group Band of Horses take their folky sound further into flannel territory on Why Are You OK.
Eric “Slowhand” Clapton styles his manifesto clearly on his 23rd album, I Still Do.
The 14th album from Kingston, Ont. band The Tragically Hip brings a unrefined heart-on-sleeve roughness.
Vernon alternative pop band //AMISTAD//offers up bold new visions on their third release, Talk Peace To a Wolf.
The debut recording of the Vernon-based calypso/reggae group Chipko Jones is a tastefully arranged album of dance music and message songs.
Vernon singer/songwriter/keyboardist Betty Anne Northup brings a triple threat shot of mellow balladry to her album, Ready For Leaving.
Review of Cheap Trick's 17th album Bang Zoom Crazy... Hello.
PJ Harvey delivers an inspired and futuristic rock/folk travelogue on her ninth album, The Hope Six Demolition Project.
