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Pay once and get a full year -- four whole issues — of No Depression. Subscribe now to No Depression, the premier print journal on roots music published by the 501(c)(3) FreshGrass Foundation. The original music magazine began in 1995 and ran through 2008, and to celebrate its 20th anniversary, No Depression  returned to the page in Fall 2015. Today, No Depression is published quarterly and each ad-free issue features 100+ pages of long-form journal on roots music, stunning photography, and original illustrations.

When you subscribe today you will receive our Winter 2019 issue. The theme for this issue is “Vision” and features artists like Jeff Buckley, Yola, Scott Avett, Rebecca Loebe, The Mountain Goats, North Mississippi Allstars, Andrew Combs, Orville Peck, Elvis Presley, Kaia Kater, Mary Gauthier, Lillie Mae, and more! Photos/Art and original design by Marcus Amaker; Original cover art by Nicole Atkins; Original illustrations by Dylan Goldberger.

No Depression takes a more visual approach to understanding roots music in the Winter 2019 issue. Even though music is primarily an auditory experience, there are so many visual elements that go into presenting, performing, consuming, and engaging with this particular art form. Through No Depression’s exceptional print medium, the issue highlights the photos, comics, graphics, non-traditional band merchandise, and more that help both musicians and fans see new ideas through the sounds.