Lucinda Williams
Blessed

I think Lucinda Williams is probably the only performer capable of pulling off "Buttercup," the lead track on her tenth studio album Blessed. It's a ...

Lucinda Williams’ new Blessed is living proof that an artist doesn’t have to suffer to maintain their edge.Since 2008’s upbeat Little Honey let us all...

In 2007, Lucinda Williams released West, which sounded like the work of an artist deep in the act of mourning some unfathomable loss. Though not one o...

Lucinda Williams’ great challenge on her 10th studio album, “Blessed” (Lost Highway), was to branch out beyond her defining songwriting theme: The aft...

Over the course of nine albums, Lucinda Williams has established a rock solid reputation for penning touching, personal songs. On March 1st she retur...

Singer/songwriter Lucinda Williams’ discography spans ten studio albums over three decades and several musical styles. As Chris Klimek wrote a few yea...

Over her four-decade career, singer-songwriter Lucinda Williams has defined a certain hard-scrabble, broken-hearted musical landscape, which is exactl...

Americana's most ripped and bleeding soul gets down with a Don Was co-production, which means presence and rough warmth in the ear.The songs are mostl...

Blessed improves upon 2008's lacklustre Little Honey simply because it boasts a better set of songs, most of which are treated to Williams's signature...

I remember hearing a lot of Lucinda Williams fans saying– only half-jokingly, I think– that falling in love might have been the worst thing that ever ...