Louisville-by-Saginaw transplant Truth B. Told doesn’t label himself as an MC or a poet. “I’m an artist,” he simply states.

With all the folksy finger-pickin’ songwriters out there, it can be easy to overlook someone like Laura Gibson. Quiet and subtle, her music requires slowing down and listening carefully.

Twenty years after the IRS label signed Over The Rhine, who thrive to this day, the resurrected imprint has picked up another Cincinnati band, one that couldn’t be more different from that cliqu

Abigail Williams always seem to alter their black metal style on every release.

Remember Idlewild, the much-maligned follow-up to Outkast’s Speakerboxxx/The Love Below?

Sometimes the albums you listen to with no expectations are the most satisfying — though, in this case, it doesn’t hurt when you flip it over and see that Nels and Alex Cline are in the ba

From a part of the world where the sunlight is scarce in the wintertime, Swedish singer-songwriter Jakob Olausson delivers an album that, despite its deceptively luminous title, sounds almost as stark

At the conclusion of the Six Organs of Admittance show at Uncle Slayton’s back in August, Ben Chasny was joined onstage by singer Elisa Ambrogio, and the lucky audience was treated to a preview

The L.A. duo of Jack Davey and Brook D’Leau has quite a tale in their short history.

As far as Christmas presents go, receiving Louisville folk artist Patrick Thompson’s lo-fi recordings as Rare Treats was a nice surprise under the ol’ LEO tree.