Ray Lamontagne
Gossip In The Grain

Ray LaMontagne does the raspy voice better than anyone else in the business. It doesn’t seem forced or fake. And it surprisingly works for soulful bal...

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I’ve been a fan of Ray LaMontagne for some time now, ever since I saw him live, a fascinating experience watching him sit side on to the audience so a...

Ray LaMontagne likes to keep a low profile. The Jesus-bearded troubadour is sort of a recluse. He doesn’t enjoy doing interviews, refuses to make musi...

Ray LaMontagne's voice — full of the warm yearning of a young Van Morrison — is his calling card, and he's worked it over two records of heart-wrenchi...

If the Ray LaMontagne we met on 2004's "Trouble" came off as a beaten man, beautifully broke down and busted, full of longing and regret, the one who ...

Well respected for sparse, plaintive bummer folk since his 2004 debut, LaMontagne gets a bit more expansive here, gently juking his earthy rasp with S...

When Ray LaMontagne came out of nowhere in 2004 with the emotionally charged Trouble, most observers saw him as a withdrawn loner compelled by some my...

This soft-spoken singer-songwriter has the kind of earthy rasp and wounded sincerity that melts hearts and suggests lots of woodshedding with old Van...

Da das dritte Album von Ray LaMontagne in anderen Ländern schon seit einiger Zeit erhältlich ist, ist das Wesentliche bereits gesagt worden: "Gossip I...