No Fences Review
Thoughts on pop music old and new from David Cantwell and Charles Hughes
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Turn It Up - 5/12/2026
Joyce Manor – “All My Are So Depressed” (from I Used to Got to This Bar, 2026)
These Cali pop punks have been around for twenty years or so now, and I still like them better, most of the time, than others in their similarly smirking and ne...
12 Fantastic Merle Haggard Covers
(This piece was originally published in Good Country, 4/17/2026)
April 6 would have been Merle Haggard’s 89th birthday—and was also the tenth anniversary of his death. So, before these anniversaries get too far in the rearview mirro...
Turn It Up - 5/5/2026
Jade Josephine (feat. Amir Driver) – “The Way I’m Serving” (from Giddy Up!, 2026)
Sometimes a record drops into your life from out of nowhere and knocks you sideways. I hadn’t heard of Virginia singer/songwriter/rapper Jade Josephine befor...
Heartland Rock: A Conversation with Erin Osmon
Here at No Fences Review, we’re heartland rockers from way back, so we were more than a little excited to learn that Erin Osmon was working on a book about the genre. Erin is a longtime music journalist, the critic behind the extensive line...
Jessye DeSilva - Glitter Up the Dark
“I hear throughout pop music’s history… a sense of belonging to neither gender, floating beyond the impetus to box oneself in. This alternate ribbon of time is not a parallel universe. It winds through recent and ancient history, as musicia...
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