Allison Russell - In the Hour of Chaos
Allison Russell gives us a reprieve from the contamination of today's world on her new album In the Hour of Chaos. Bee Delores writes that it allows us to find ourselves again.
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River Shook - River Shook
River Shook's solo debut makes the listener ache and feel every twinge of anger, sadness, joy, and love with the heat of a thousand searing cattle irons, writes Bee Delores.
Lizzie No - Outlaws' Almanac
Bee Delores reviews this vital Juneeteenth release. Outlaws' Almanac is a roots mixtape of rebellion and resistance from Lizzie No, Olivia Ellen Lloyd, Nick Shoulders, Kaia Kater, Kasey Anderson, and many, many more.
Bobby Dove - Fortune Teller
Bobby Dove's new album Fortune Teller probes deep into a search for meaning, purpose, and drive -- all with some killer country hooks, writes Bee Delores.
Paisley Fields - are u mad at me
Paisley Fields has sharpened his pen into a glistening warrior's spear to write one of the best albums this year, writes Bee Delores. (Editor's note: we agree.)
CHAPS - In All Directions
In this "bedeviling" collection of ten songs, CHAPS delivers a series of body-altering character studies on his album In All Directions, writes Bee Delores.
Rae Spoon - Assigned Country Singer at Birth
Queer country legend Rae Spoon returns to their genre assigned at birth -- one full of cunning, needle-point songwriting, writes Bee Delores.