Remedy is their eighth studio album and finds the band in a rambunctious mood, jumping from one banjo and fiddle fueled hoedown to another.

Fuego finds that lightning in a bottle that sometimes eludes jam bands in the studio and is much more that just a set of musical blueprints.

Lazaretto, his twelfth album, is like gonzo journalism as applied to Rock and Roll, you don't know where it's going but you definitely want to go along for the ride.

The long time fueding brothers in the Blasters have reunited for their first album together since 1985, ComMon Ground The Songs of Big Bill Broonzy.

For her third album, World of Strangers she moved from Seattle to Austin and experimented with songs she says needed a change of scenery to let them come out.

The long time leader of Bright Eyes releases his best solo album since that band's hey day in 2005. Its called Upside Down Mountain and is his first album in three years.

Following the success of their last album, Turn Blue draws on a different texture of the band's sound while still maintaining their crdibility and identity. Quite a feat.

Her self titled, first album of new material in thriteen years luxuriates in magnificent austerity and transcends the singer songwriter genre with elegance and grace.

Supernova is the fifth album for this acoustic balladeer who succumbs to a little musical wanderlust by collaborating with Black Keys rocker Dan Auerbach as his producer and band leader.

BluesAmericana is a return to form for the artist who been been imposing his acoustic, humorous and poetic point of view on the staid old blues genre for twenty years.