Bonnie Prince Billy
Beware

Whether as a lover, a musician, or just a contemporary troubadour, Will Oldham has always possessed an escape route, one that often involves a new nam...

There comes a time in any illustrious artist’s career where the riverrisks running dry. While Bonnie “Prince” Billy (aka Will Oldham) is still putting...

I complain about country artists pawning off their roots for the pop phenomena that made superstars out of the likes of Garth Brooks and Shania Twain,...

6pt; text-align: left">I've been stuck up the ass of Will Oldham for many years now, but recently he's started to lose me. Somewhere around Greatest P...

Almost every song on Will Oldham's latest album has a personal pronoun in its title — lots of "I" and "you." The unspecific lyrics are flatly whined i...

A word of warning for those who base expectations on album covers: Bonnie "Prince" Billy's new album Beware is neither a sequel to his classic, I See ...

Musically, he reflects an America that doesn't really exist any more - a swelling Appalachian orchestra of emotive lap steel, folk fiddle, warmly invi...

In his review of last year's exceptional Lie Down in the Light, Stephen Deusner noted just how consistent Will Oldham's output had become, bemoaning s...

The saying goes that you should never judge a book by it’s cover, and the same goes for records. The striking silhouette of Will Oldham’s wispy baldin...

The recent interview with Will Oldham in The Wire is coyly revealingabout his approach to the Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy moniker he has beenmaking music un...