American Slag Heap says:The Rev. Peyton's voice sounds like it has spent many late nights in small smoky clubs wailing the blues as he lubricates his throat with only the harshest Kentucky whisky. Part alt-country, part blues rock, part appellation swing - The Rev. Peyton's Big Damn Band packs plenty of good ol' back woods fun into a three piece band that has my playlist whistlin' and a clapin'.
To the Dogs or WhoeverbyJosh Ritter country/folk, rock, rhythm & blues, singer/songwriter Midwest singer/songwriter Josh Ritter's 7th release,The Historical Conquests of Josh Ritter, shows that Josh takes a fresh approach to songwriting. Brilliant lyrics tell the story...more »
Length Of A CountrybyNancy Hess pop, country/folk, rock, alternative, americana, singer/songwriter Shimmering like a freshwater stream in the mountains, this track by Nancy Hess delivers on the promise of its title. Great distances reduced to an...more »
Reservoir ParkbyThe Dutchess & The Duke country/folk, rock, blues, americana "She’s The Dutchess, He’s The Duke" – so says the self titled debut from this Seattle, WA duo that is absolutely brimming with promise. ...more »
Walk Through A CloudbyThe Donkeys country/folk, pop This is the real deal. Country music arranged and played the way country ought to be arranged and played. Hank Williams is sitting on...more »
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