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Award-winning singer-songwriter-guitarist Sarah King makes her long-awaited full-length solo debut with When It All Goes Down, exploring life’s seismic shifts via her own singular strain of Gothic Americana. Produced, engineered, and arranged by David Baron (The Lumineers, Noah Kahan, Meghan Trainor), the album sees King weaving classic rock ‘n’ roll, Southern soul, true country, and primal folk-blues into something inspiring and cathartic, deeply personal yet wholly universal.

It’s a telling tune on the fast-rising Ripton-based singer-songwriter’s full-length debut album, “When It All Goes Down,” released on March 29 — five days after her birthday and three days

Nick Charyk, frontman of White River Junction-based cosmic honky-tonk band Western Terrestrials, is the first to admit that he likes a good theme when creating an album.

Matt Mays Readies New Live Album 'From Burnside with Love' The record and concert film capture a performance in his Nova Scotia hometown of Dartmouth Published Jan 14, 2021 After taking a trip to  Dog City last year, Matt Mays will now bring listeners to his hometown of Dartmouth, NS, with a new live album and concert film. Mays will share new live collection From Burnside with Love on February 12 through Sonic Records, while a concert film of the same name will premiere February 13 through a ticketed viewing event. Recorded and filmed live in front of a studio audience at the Burnsi...

(Self released, digital) I love when a record has a big mood. And if the two overriding themes driving that mood are outer space and the lonesome West? Yippee ki-yay, parental fornicator! Vermont's oddball alt-country outfit Western Terrestrials deliver the peanut butter and jelly of genre tropes on their newest album, Back in the Saddle of a Fever Dream. Recording partly in Nashville, Tenn., the Terrestrials shook off natural disasters and a pandemic to deliver a record that feels as consistent as it is stylized. Opener "Space Cowboy's Got the Blues" ushers the listener right into t...