2016, the FreshGrass Foundation – a nonprofit organization that supports roots musicians and music scenes around the United States – took over No Depression and the FreshGrass Festival which it operates in conjunction with Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art (MASS MoCA). Return to print In May 2015, No Depression announced it would be returning to print after seven years of being an online-only publication. According to an article by Kim Ruehl, "we’re opening up pre-orders via Kickstarter for what will be a truly unique magazine – there will be no advertisements. Instead, the articles will be accompanied only by stunning photography and original illustrations. The paper will be larger and thicker than you might remember from the original incarnation, printed by the one of the only carbon-neutral printers in North America." History of print features Features from the No Depression print journal (2015–present) Cover features from the original print magazine (1995–2008) 1995: #1: Son Volt (Fall) 1996: #2: Blue Mountain (Winter), #3: Steve Earle (Spring), #4: Honey Wilds (Summer), #5: Wilco (Sept–Oct), #6: Jason & the Scorchers (Nov–Dec) 1997: #7: The Waco Brothers (Jan–Feb), #8: Bad Livers (March–April), #9: Bottle Rockets (May–June), #10: Whiskeytown (July–Aug), #11: Robbie Fulks (Sept–Oct), #12: Ricky Skaggs (Nov–Dec) 1998: #13: Victoria Williams & Mark Olson (Jan–Feb), #14: Alejandro Escovedo (March–April), #15: Ralph Stanley (May–June), #16: Lucinda Williams (July–Aug), #17: Emmylou Harris (Sept–Oct), #18: Golden Smog (Nov–Dec) 1999: #19: Don Williams (Jan–Feb), #20: Steve Earle & Del McCoury (March–April), #21: Old 97's (May–June), #22: Gram Parsons (July–Aug), #23: Buddy & Julie Miller (Sept–Oct), #24: Dolly Parton (Nov–Dec) 2000: #25: 5th Anniversary Issue (Jan–Feb), #26: Jimmie Dale Gilmore (March–April), #27: The Jayhawks (May–June), #28: Loretta Lynn (July–Aug), #29: Allison Moorer (Sept–Oct), #30: Merle Haggard (Nov–Dec) 2001: #31: Rodney Crowell (Jan–Feb), #32: Billy Joe Shaver (March–April), #33: Lucinda Williams (May–June), #34: Patty Loveless (July–Aug), #35: Gillian Welch (Sept–Oct), #36: Jay Farrar (Nov–Dec) 2002: #37: Kasey Chambers (Jan–Feb), #38: Isaac Freeman (March–April), #39: The Flatlanders (May–June), #40: Kelly Willis (July–Aug), #41: Guy Clark (Sept–Oct), #42: Johnny Cash (Nov–Dec) 2003: #43: Alison Krauss (Jan–Feb), #44: Rosanne Cash (March–April), #45: Little Miss Cornshucks (May–June), #46: Drive-By Truckers (July–Aug), #47: Lyle Lovett (Sept–Oct), #48: Bottle Rockets (Nov–Dec) 2004: #49: T-Bone Burnett (Jan–Feb), #50: Patty Griffin (March–April), #51: Loretta Lynn (May–June), #52: Dave Alvin (July–Aug.), #53: Willie Nelson (Sept–Oct), #54: Iris DeMent (Nov–Dec) 2005: #55: Mary Gauthier (Jan–Feb), #56: Vic Chesnutt (March–April), #57: