Updates / Additions: Passenger, The Jayhawks, etc.
More updates: Rudimental, Goo Goo Dolls, The National, Good Charlotte, Liars, Robbie Fulks & Linda Gail Lewis, Oh Sees, etc.
More updates: Rudimental, Goo Goo Dolls, The National, Good Charlotte, Liars, Robbie Fulks & Linda Gail Lewis, Oh Sees, etc.
After a critically acclaimed but commercially unsuccessful stint with Geffen, alt-country artist Robbie Fulks is out on his own. Through a distribution deal with Bloodshot Records, Fulks’ fourth album, “Couples in Trouble,” is out Aug. 21 on his own Boondoggle imprint. And this winter, Bloodshot will release “13 Hillbilly Giants,”
Geffen Records has never been a bastion for the steel guitar, bouzouki, banjo or upright bass. But that may change with its recent signing of alternative-country artist Robbie Fulks. The quirky, Chicago-based singer-songwriter’s 1996 debut album, “Country Love Songs,” produced by Steve Albini and the Skeletons’ Lou Whitney, made several