CORNELIUS CHAPEL REC

Here we are with The Blips, Again. Back with more boogie, beast and beauty. This band swaggers like The Stones, haggards like Merle, and snots like Mike Ness. Again carries you on a not-too-long trip...

Twelve inch vinyl pressing. 2018 release. Beitthemeans breakout EP Alabama Calling is the jewel crowning 15 years of crafting triumphantly authentic southern rock and roll. Recorded at Sonic Lounge...

Written and recorded in the earliest days of the Covid-19 pandemic and Black Lives Matter/American uprising, this album represents a new direction for Austin, yet retains his distinctive voice and...

Here is the sound of momentum: Sarah Lee Langford and Will Stewart roving together through the oldest tropes of country music and every other genre. Here find rugged landscapes, whiskey barrooms, the...

Their self-titled debut album sounds less like a casual experiment than a band that has been playing together for years. With The Blips sharing lead vocals, guitar, and bass duties, this surprisingly...

From the wilds of Chattanooga, spring Bohannons, one of that town's finest rock bands of the past 20 years, a crackling, snarling beast of an outfit that lands somewhere between Ronnie Wood, Neil...

Vinyl LP pressing including digital download. 2018 release. County Seat nods to a number of songwriters who sing about the beauty of their homeland without glossing over it's imperfections. There are...

Caleb Caudle may only now be catching the ears of country and Americana listeners, but the North Carolina native already has seven albums under his belt. His latest, Carolina Ghost, positions him as...

Porter's masterpiece is sadly delivered exactly one year after the fatal crash that claimed he and another friend and fellow musician's life. Produced by Will Johnson (Centro-matic) who also handles...

Kyle Kimbrell immediately brings to mind the likes of Dave Alvin, Jimmie Dale Gilmore, and Jason Molina with Kimbrell's high and lonesome vocals taking the spotlight. Indeed, this guitar-driven work...

The Glass Hours are American songwriters Brad Armstrong and Megan Barbera. Their music blurs between Sunday afternoon country-folk and the Golden Age of the 1970s.

Limited green swirl colored vinyl LP pressing including digital download. Throwing back to Fugazi-esque on Fake It and reaching forward to new sonic soundscapes at the same time with the follow up...