Category: Golden Age Country

Interview mit Kroes den Bock Ein Gespräch geführt von Dr. Waldemar Knöterich, Redakteur bei Klangfarbenpostille Knöterich: Herr den Bock, es … Continue ReadingZwischen Nasiballen, Nebelwurst und Neue Deutsche Wellen

**Butter on My Bread: A Personal Reflection on Michaela Anne’s “Bright Lights and the Fame”** It would be easy to … Continue ReadingEmpty Counties and Songs for the Restless

**Ghosts in the Pines: A Personal Journey Through Riley Downing’s “Start It Over”** Every once in a while, I stumble … Continue ReadingStart It Over, Alone in the Dark

**“The Heart Knows” by Cale Tyson: A Quiet Compass for Our Wandering Souls** By Kroes den Bock If you spend … Continue ReadingHonor the Ache

**Hauntings in the Heartland: Revisiting Kelsey Waldon’s “I’ve Got a Way” (2016)** Not long ago, my therapist suggested I start … Continue ReadingEmotion Logs and Old Streets

There’s a peculiar ache that comes from discovering a rare country song—a song that seems to know parts of you … Continue ReadingSongs for the Restless

**The Quiet Power of Logan Brill’s “World Still Round” (2017): A Personal Reckoning with Fear and Hope** by Kroes den … Continue ReadingThe Song That Kept the World Turning

**Falling Between: A Personal Review of Michaela Anne’s “Bright Lights and the Fame” (2016)** There’s a wind that blows across … Continue ReadingMusic for the Worried Mind

**How William Clark Green’s “Sympathy” Quietly Sank Into My Bones** *By Kroes den Bock* Sometimes you need a song to … Continue ReadingLet Me Hurt: On Letting William Clark Green’s “Sympathy” Sit With Me

**Unearthing Quiet Gold: A Personal Journey with Christian Lopez’s “Onward” (2019)** There are some records that find you in your … Continue ReadingFinding Solace in the Quiet Songs