Rolling Stone — In this week’s New Music Report, join Rolling Stone’s Christian Hoard as he runs down the week’s top news stories, including Foo Fighters’ attack on John McCain, Madonna’s North American tour kickoff and studio visits with Mastodon and Scot... more info

The Newsroom — Kenny Chesney shares some personal insights on his new album, "Lucky Old Son." Lucinda Williams, and Keane also drop new music this week. (Oct. 14) more info

Paste Magazine — Whatever the subject matter, Lucinda Williams’ music has always dripped with the feel of the old, rural Deep South, but as I talk to her before the release of her 10th record, Little Honey (out Oct. 14), she’s at her home in Los Angeles, havin... more info

Rolling Stone — Photo: Harrison/Getty Lucinda Williams’ latest display of her thoughtful, country-blues charm leads this week’s crop of new reviews. “‘Is your death wish stronger than you are?’ Lucinda Williams asks in ‘Little Rock Star,’ a cautionary ... more info

Rolling Stone — Bob Dylan, “Mississippi” Three versions of this stark, bluesy Time Out of Mind outtake appear on Tell Tale Signs, and each is a hard-boiled but heartfelt meditation on loss, both personal and historical. [Listen] [Review] Rise Against, “Audien... more info

Pop Matters — Finally, Lucinda is in love. Is that a good thing? more info

Detroit Free Press — Though her work is often dark and angry, Lucinda Williams has established a fiercely loyal fan base since 1998's "Car Wheels on a Gravel Road." more info

Paste Magazine — Lucinda gets her joy back Lucinda Williams has a great laugh—it’s a joyful sound to hear on the aptly titled Little Honey, the 10th album in her three-decade career. A sweet sense of renewal imbues Williams’ latest work, which encompasses al... more info

Idolator — Our look at the closing lines of the biggest new-music reviews continues with a roundup of reactions to Little Honey, the new album from perennial rock-critic favorite Lucinda Williams: • "The closest she gets to real country, in fact, is a duet wi... more info

New York Times — New releases from Rise Against, Lucinda Williams and Rudresh Mahanthappa. more info