Aussie indie outfit Thigh Master have reformed as Dippers. The marquee change brings with it a new lineup, paring songwriter Matthew Ford with long term collaborator Innez Tulloch. The name and personnel…
It’s a new year, but I’m up to the same old ruckus for Crawl Out From the Fallout, RSTB’s monthly radio show over at WGXC. The new show is packed with new…
Julian Never is the latest perch for pop chameleon Julian Elorduy. A packed past finds Julian among the ranks or at the head of beloved bands like Mayyors, The Ex-Rippers, and Vichy…
A third single from the upcoming Glyders album finds the band shifting shadows once more, shirking off the exhaust-fume grind of “High Time,” and the country comedown of “Wrong Sometimes Right.” Instead…
Shana Cleveland’s 2019 album Worm Moon was a favorite around here, so it’s well-received news that she’s got another on the way. The album was written in two phases, the first side…
A ton of new music hitting the speakers today and I’ll try to get to it all. Blues Lawyer offer up a second peek into their upcoming All In Good Time, further…
This Doug Paisley album is definitely shaping up into one of my most anticipated releases of 2023. A second single from Say What You Like proves just as potent as the first,…
Seems crazy that it’s been six years since Purling Hiss released a record. Though, to be fair, Mike Polizze didn’t leave us bone dry during that spell — two EPs a solo…
If you’re not already watching the rolls at Scissor Tail, especially their reissue work, then you damn well should be. After breathing new life into the indispensable Hired Hand Soundtrack and last…
Following the tease “Money On The Table,” Nashville’s Country Westerns announce their new album Forgive The City, produced by Matt Sweeney. The first official single from the album “It’s A Livin,” is…
Just off a year-end list slot, Colorado’s Golden Brown is back with a new album at his now consistent home of Inner Islands. Weird Choices wanders further afield from Stephen Beck’s guitar…
I’m still playing catchup on 2022 as we slide through the gloom of January, but there are many that got lost in my review pile along the way. The year saw a…
A second single wafts off the upcoming En Attendant Ana record and it’s pushing some new territory for the band. With a Bossa beat and a quicksilver soul, the song shifts and…
As one Wolf People side project (Large Plants) already cements itself as a new favorite, the band’s ranks offer up yet another, finding guitarist Joe Hollick in good company with motorik psych…
Raven Sings the Blues started as an MP3 blog back in 2006, when such a thing existed. Eventually it evolved into a daily music review site focusing on garage, psych, county, experimental, indie and crucial reissues.
The site is written and maintained by Andy French.