Not everyone is a singer — no matter how driven they are, how much confidence they have, or how many press photos they can take with vintage microphones.

I can’t figure out if L.M.H. sampled Rush Limbaugh, Alex Jones or Ed Schultz, as they all kind of sound like McGruff the Crime Dog.

On her sixth studio album, the “studio” was Julieta Venegas’ home.

Eluvium is Matthew Robert Cooper, a former Louisvillian whose music leans toward the meditative reflection of drone and ambient.

Few promising careers have been as mismanaged as Alice Smith’s.

Ma Turner and R Clint Colburn immediately stepped into the touring lifestyle shortly after becoming a band. Later, Louisvillian Peter Townsend joined.

Louisville needs a yacht rock band.

Some albums just make me happy for the scene.

Patty Griffin has long been acknowledged as one of America’s finest modern songwriters.

Opening their sophomore release with the sparse and airy drone of “Wendy 2” properly sets the momentum for the remainder of the album.