Country Music Reviews

Stuart’s sound returns to its roots while still expanding country music’s vistas into diverse and creatively challenging areas.

I Only See The Moon might not aim sky-high, but its pensive pastiche is inviting all the same.

Loaded with ammo for radio, this might end up being one of the premier Country releases of the year.

Never Enough feels like a leap forward for McCollum, who clearly doesn’t shy away from opportunities to experiment and expand his sonic horizons.

Let’s make something abundantly clear - this record is above and beyond what the legions of 19-year old boys who can cover a few Childers songs could produce. But when counted against the legends and shakers emerging from the Appalachian woodwork, Dark Black Coal simply doesn’t match the same notable level.