Having been described as British Columbia's "most exciting newgrass band," The Unfaithful Servants have carved out a unique niche for themselves. The group's sophomore album, Fallen Angel, brings us a new collection of material utilizing their fusion of bluegrass, folk, and Americana
Author: Braeden Paul
Self-titled – Bryan McDowell
Bryan McDowell has built a long, steady career as one of acoustic music's quintessential sidemen, having performed with the likes of Molly Tuttle, John McEuen, Claire Lynch, and Sierra Hull, among others. McDowell's self-titled recording on Mountain Fever Records moves
Streets, Rivers, Dreams & Heartaches – Gena Britt
Gena Britt is a veteran bluegrasser, one whose star has been continuing to rise over the last decade, in large part due to her membership in the acclaimed supergroup, Sister Sadie. Britt's latest solo effort from Mountain Home, Streets, Rivers, Dreams &
Life’s Parade – Rick Faris
While there's a legion of excellent singers, songwriters, and instrumentalists all over the globe, there's only a select few that are equally skilled in all three of those departments. With his fourth release, Life's Parade on Dark Shadow Recording, Rick Faris demonstrates
Easy Come, Easy Go – The Burnett Sisters Band
American roots music encompasses many different forms and ideas. While some artists generally specialize in one area, or in some cases dip their toe into multiple waters, it's rare to have an ensemble that can jump from one branch of
Big Wing – Lonesome Ace String Band
With a sound that crosses the boundaries of old time, bluegrass, and folk music, the Lonesome Ace Stringband has maintained a unique combination of traditionalism right alongside creative thought. Their seventh album, Big Wing, is a collection of six original songs by
Bobby & His Mandolin – The Osborne Brothers
Though bluegrass legend Bobby Osborne is often heralded for his soaring tenor vocals, he was also an indisputable master of the mandolin, influencing many players along the way. Those who do play the eight string rank the Osborne Brothers' 1981
Down The Road – The Bibelhauser Brothers
Based in Louisville, KY, twin brothers Adam and Aaron Bibelhauser have cultivated a uniquely defined sound. Combining their originality with inspiration drawn from New Grass Revival, The Osborne Brothers, and The Dillards among others, the Bibelhauser Brothers successfully straddle the
Drift – Wes Corbett
With a musical career boasting sideman positions with Molly Tuttle and Sam Bush among others, Wes Corbett has firmly established himself as one of the contemporary masters of the five string banjo. His latest solo release, Drift, is a continuation of the
Bread and Butter – Amy Kassir
Having made her way to California via Durham, North Carolina, Amy Kassir's formative years were spent learning old time fiddle tunes while going with her father to numerous string band festivals. Kassir's debut solo effort, Bread and Butter, is a nod to










