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Make America Bleed Again: The Violent Geography of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s ​’Oklahoma!’​

Make America Bleed Again: The Violent Geography of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s ​’Oklahoma!’​

Originally produced as fascism spread throughout Europe and nativism spread in the US, Oklahoma!'s exploration of belonging was a conspicuously political one.

Lee Hazlewood: 13

Lee Hazlewood: 13

Lee Hazlewood's 13 is an excellent -- if uncanny -- addition to his eclectic body of work, a fascinating document for devoted fans and curious newcomers alike.
Turnpike Troubadours Return with Intimate New Album and Talk with PopMatters

Turnpike Troubadours Return with Intimate New Album and Talk with PopMatters

Recorded at former chicken farm north of San Francisco, the new release from Turnpike Troubadours seems like the one that will finally solidify the group's reputation as the best of its kind. And one member says it all comes down to getting what you deserve.
Parker Millsap: Parker Millsap

Parker Millsap: Parker Millsap

Road tunes and leavetakings are a fitting metaphorical trope for this album, because Millsap is clearly going places.

‘To the Wonder’: New World Redux

A Modern Allegory: ‘The Dust Bowl: A Film by Ken Burns’

Survival of the Fittest: The Hard Country of John Anderson