Country Music Reviews

Country music album reviews from Holler.

John R. Miller - Depreciated

He’s got the tunes, the twang and the delivery. Call it what you want – poetic country rock, singer-songwriter folk, or muscular Americana – this first solo collection from John R. Miller feels like a genuine leap into the big leagues.

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Midland - The Last Resort EP

Sepia-tinged and harking back to the mythical good old days, yet still forward-facing and flashy, Midland’s image and musical style somehow manage to take the best of everything and mash it together.

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Chase Bryant - Upbringing

Kudos to Bryant for overcoming his psychological obstacles to craft his sturdy, if a little cliched, of Upbringing.

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Windy City Smokeout 2021: The Review

This past weekend, the United Center in Chicago made a 360-degree turn, becoming 18 acres of space for more than 15,000 eager music lovers, who were ready to celebrate the return of live music at the Windy City Smokeout festival.

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LeAnn Rimes - Blue

We take a look back at the iconic album that shot a 13-year-old LeAnn Rimes to global fame.

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The Flatlanders - Treasure of Love

While it may not be The Flatlanders at the top of their game, any fan of pure Texas country will find lots to relish on this collection. The tunes are terrific and it remains a treat to hear these troupers clearly having fun working at this late stage in their lives.