Drifters seeking Hollywood happiness, minor prophets preaching to folks who won't listen, working class sages, and incarcerated saints — Marigold by The Hillbilly Thomists is filled with characters making their way through this valley of tears. It's a folky down-home Folk album with tight vocal harmonies, jumpy banjo picking, and jangly dobro slides that point listeners to practice patient hope amidst the choking thorns of life and that whoever you are and whatever path you're traveling on, it's the Lord who justifies.

2024 2LP Vinyl Collection Of Psyche, British Prog, Rock, Folk & Blues tracks originally released on the Decca Or Deram labels 1966-1973.

Fireflies. June Bugs. Cicadas. Menthol Lights. Heirloom Tomatoes. Duke’s Mayonnaise. Cherokee Purples. American Aquarium frontman and songwriter BJ Barham knows that the smallest details often make for the most vivid memories.

Are Possible is a spark-throwing, undulating fusion of styles played (mainly) on banjo, upright bass and drums, made possible by the individual perspectives of Nathan, double-bassist Casey Toll (Jake Xerxes Fussell, Mt. Moriah) and drummer Rex McMurry (CAVE) work together in an easy-rolling manner, but one that contains an expansive, ass-shaking confabulation of ideas.

The Cutter and The Clan was the breakthrough album from Scottish Celtic rock band Runrig. Their fifth full length and the first with what is considered the classic line-up of the band. This record marked their debut for Chrysalis and took them to another level internationally, going Silver in the process. This was the beginning of a run of hit albums and features the song, 'An Ubhal as Airde', which was heard in the popular Carlsberg advert. The Cutter and The Clan has been mastered by Peter Beckmann at Technology Works, from the original pre-production 1/2" master and overseen by band member Malcolm Jones.

Charley Crockett releases “Visions of Dallas” the follow-up album from his Spring 2024 album $10 Cowboy. The album features 6 new original tracks either written or co-written by Crockett and six cover songs including "Crystal Chandeliers and Burgundy" and the Bob Dylan song “Goodbye Holly” where Crockett added additional lyrics to finish the song.

Eddie Austin is an upcoming pop/rock vocalist showman from west texas headed coast to coast with original music and style.

The Ever-Lovin’ Jug Band solves complex paranormal mysteries through the power and insight of jug band music. Minnie Heart and Bill Howard have been writing and playing original and traditional jug band music together for over 10 years, touring, recording, and opening portals into alternate dimensions. Their explosive new record “Move That Thing” kicks off the second century of recorded jug playing in style. This album takes the idea of jug band music, using a one-gallon jug as a bass instrument, into new sonic territory.

Named by Seattle Metropolitan Magazine as “One Of The 50 Most Influential Musicians In Seattle History.” Originally from California Page has called Seattle and the Pacific Northwest “home” since 1971. Songs covered by The Doobie Brothers, Christy Moore, Dick Gaughan, Michael Hedges, and Roy Bailey. Utah Phillips: “If you’re ever going to get the message, this is the messenger to get it from.

It took me a while to make this record - my whole adult life essentially. Early last year, I was struggling to find things to sing about, or reasons to sing at all. A series of failures led me to a point where I entered an addiction counseling program and committed myself to getting to the bottom of myself, right down to the stuff I kept from everyone. It’s been a process. Since then, I’ve held myself to a high standard of total honesty always. I shaved my head. I changed my mind about a lot of things. It turns out the truth really does set you free. Eventually, new songs started to reappear. These are those songs.

Hannah Mohan’s new album is a first in more ways than one. Time Is a Walnut is the first solo release from the Western Massachusetts singer and songwriter, after nearly a decade fronting indie-pop band And the Kids. The album also comes amid the longest stretch Mohan has spent in one place since she left home at 16 to hop freight trains and hitchhike across North America.

Jorma Ludwik Kaukonen, Jr. is an American blues, folk, and rock guitarist. Kaukonen performed with Jefferson Airplane and still performs regularly on tour with Hot Tuna, which started as a side project with bassist Jack Casady, and as of early 2019 has continued for 50 years. Rolling Stone magazine ranked him #54 on its list of 100 Greatest Guitarists.

Over the last ten years, Michael Morley has embraced the acoustic guitar as the means of channeling the darkest threads that have run through his work since the early 1980’s. While he largely made a name for himself as a maverick of primitive electric guitar and electronics in The Dead C and Gate, Morley’s love of song form has never been far from the surface. In recent years, chance discoveries of Spanish and classical guitar records languishing in the discount and free bins at junk shops in South Dunedin proved to be a revelation.

Kiiōtō is the love-child of Lou Rhodes, Mercury-nominated singer/songwriter and founder member of Lamb, and multi-platinum songwriter and keyboardist Rohan Heath. Together, they have recorded an album that is both richly instinctive and inquisitive: drawing on the roads the pair have taken to reach this point, As Dust We Rise arrives infused with a transporting spirit of ongoing exploration and discovery. Kiiōtō is the newest project from Lamb vocalist Lou Rhodes, in collaboration with Rohan Heath, known for his work with Urban Cookie Collective. Under this new moniker, Rhodes and Heath embark on a national tour celebrating the release of their debut record. The album, “As Dust We Rise,” explores themes of loss, rebirth, migration, and emotional surges. Recorded both in their home studios and with producer Simon Byrt, the album features contributions from guest musicians, resulting in a warm, organic sound. Rooted in shared histories and a desire for exploration, Kiiōtō’s debut represents a culmination of their musical journey.

Jazz was one of Lucy Yeghiazaryan’s first languages. When in 2001 her family moved to New York from Armenia, she sang American jazz, before she could master an English sentence. Eventually, she grew into The Big Apple’s most exciting jazz vocalist but always kept the Armenian melodies close to her heart. Her upcoming project, Beside the Golden Door, merges the two worlds, pairing Armenian folk songs with jazz standards that tell very similar stories, connecting the two beautiful but far-removed cultures.