Album Reviews

God and the Bible, traditional country music and heartbreak are three big themes across an album that's far more dynamic than either of his previous releases.

Including Thomas Rhett, Eric Church, Lainey Wilson and more.

Carlile's new album is as powerful in its biggest moments as it is in its most subdued ones.

Critical to creating a timeless country album is speaking one's truth. That’s something Guyton does again and again on this record.

It's best to review 'Heart & Soul' as three albums, not one trilogy.

Rare is the kind of triple threat that 'Sayin' What I'm Thinkin'' becomes over 12 songs.

Including albums from Kip Moore, Ashley McBryde, Hardy and Chris Stapleton. Who's No. 1?

Those who appreciate the sound of "Knockin' Boots" will appreciate this album in its entirety.

There’s always been something about the country veteran’s music that leaves one breathless. On this album Moore is aware of it and very much uses it to his advantage.

Comedy is hard. The Hot Country Knights are harder.