Ray LaMontagne & The Pariah Dogs
God Willin' & The Creek Don't Rise

Ray LaMontagne & the Pariah Dogs begin God Willin'& the Creek Don't Rise with a slow build-up based on a simple acoustic riff. The song is "Repo Man,"...

Ray LaMontagne has taken a few identity-affirming steps with his fourth studio album, "God Willin'& The Creek Don't Rise": he anointed his touring ban...

Take a long, deep draught of that album title and drink it down. Even if you were previously unaware that Ray LaMontagne was a bearded backwoods soul ...

Ray LaMontagne is blessed with a voice that emits weary melancholy with the best of them. More than this, his husky pipes retain the power to soothe e...

After three successful albums together, the partnership of Lamontagne & Johns is no more; but can Ray still produce the goods without his mastermind p...

Self-produced albums are always a touchy subject for me. On one hand, I can understand the natural need of the artist to take full control of the mat...

It seems that Ray LaMontagne is finally growing comfortable in his own skin and with his popularity as a professional singer/songwriter. That may have...

As reticent as he can be, Ray LaMontagne has established himself over his previous three albums as one of the most compelling singer-songwriters in th...

Ray LaMontagne has a voice like a 1978 Pontiac Trans Am: strongly masculine, quantifiably powerful, soulful in a decidedly passé sense, and a touch to...

The first thing that springs to mind when you say 'Ray LaMontagne' is his songwriting. On August 17th he brings us another batch of that renowned son...