Carbon Glacier
$ 32.95
Even at her warmest, she exudes a certain collegiate coolness, and when Carbon Glacier begins to drag Veirs manages to retain and command a level of anticipation/fascination that's the mark of a true artist.
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Escondida
$ 32.95
Escondida is the studio debut by Texas-born singer/songwriter Jolie Holland.
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Hell Among The Yearlings
$ 34.95
Lacking some of the focus that made her debut album so stunning, Hell Among the Yearlings is nevertheless a thoroughly satisfying second album from Gillian Welch.
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Niņo Rojo
$ 32.95
As was promised upon the release of Rejoicing in the Hands in the spring of 2004, Niņo Rojo is a companion piece.
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Stripping Cane
$ 34.95
Jeffrey Foucault is a fine singer/songwriter who's been well taught by his influences, namely Springsteen circa Nebraska, Mellencamp performing "Jackie Brown," and Guy Clark.
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The Triumphs & Travails of Orphan Mae
$ 29.95
A prolific writer and gifted musician, Laura Veirs is a musical risk-taker. Her recordings offer a haunting mix of deadpan folk and blues with sparse arrangements and Pacific Northwest flavours.
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You were there for me
$ 29.95
One has to consider the collaborative union of renegade roots music guitarist Tony Rice and woolly Zen bluegrass legend Peter Rowan to be the most natural thing on earth and one that is long overdue
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89/93 An Anthology
$ 39.95
Uncle Tupelo wasn't the first band to merge the soulful twang of country music with the passionate roar of punk rock
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