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

New York Post — THERE'S something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue on Lucinda Williams' latest album, "Little Honey," out Tuesday. There's even a song called "Plan to Marry" on the record. Still, the Louisiana-born singer- songwriter says she..... more info

Guardian Music — Fucked Up | Lucinda Williams | Ray LaMontagne | Various Artists | Moussu T e lei Jovents | Humphrey Lyttelton more info

Rolling Stone — Photo: Bucci/Getty With Election Day approaching, musicians are rolling out politically charged tunes. On October 28th, Against Me! frontman Tom Gabel will release Heart Burns, a seven-track EP of fired-up folk punk, including “Amputations,” abou... more info