Jeff Terich is the Editor and Founder at Treble Media. He specializes in arts and entertainment, with a particular focus on music, travel, and cannabis culture, exploring themes such as the music business, concerts, and festivals. Jeff's work has been featured in prominent publications including The Free Lance-Star, SPIN, and Paste Magazine.
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By: Jeff Terich, Terich, Terich
Welcome back to For the Sake of the Song, our periodic survey of the best new releases in folk. This seasonal roundup continues my quest to cover as wide a spectrum as possible under the banner of folk, which includes a free-jazz artist’s pivot into indie folk songwriting, lush and textural psychedelic ballads, a collaboration between two contemporary masters and more. As the oft-repeated expression goes: all music is folk music, and our latest roundup is a prime example of the eclecticism you can find throughout—enjoy the best folk albums of summer 2026.
By: Jeff Terich
Robert Mais had six machine-gun slugs in his neck and shoulders when he was apprehended by police after a three-month manhunt.
By: Jeff Terich
The opening of the Canal Walk in downtown Richmond in June 1999 saw the unveiling of more than a dozen murals on the floodwall, depicting figures from throughout the city's history.
Wolfe emerges from an electronic haze to take a more direct pop approach
By: Jeff Terich, Terich, Terich, Terich, Terich
The lure of devices offering a quick payout has captured the curiosity and coins of Virginians for over a century.
Dolly Parton memorialized her home in the Smoky Mountains in "My Tennessee Mountain Home," her 1972 hit and one of her signature songs. But with Virginia just down the road
By: Jeff Terich
Dolly Parton memorialized her home in the Smoky Mountains in “My Tennessee Mountain Home,” her 1972 hit and one of her signature songs.
Holding fast to humanity on 'Who Loves the Sun', Chat Pile push the limits of their sound on every possible direction.
By: Jeff Terich
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