Album Reviews
The Wild Feathers “Sirens”
Evolving in the right direction, The Wild Feathers nail it. Musical and artistic evolution is something many bands find hard to do during their life cycle, but it is certainly not an issue for The Wild […]
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Album Reviews
Clem Snide “Oh Smokey”
Eef Barzelay swaps partners and still comes up with the goods. After hooking up with a band fan, Scot Avett of The Avett Brothers, on his previous album, “Forever Just Beyond“, Clem Snide’s main man Eef […]
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Fancy Hagood “American Spirit”
Sage lessons woven into smooth melodies make for an easy listen that still carries a meaningful weight. There aren’t many artists who can say they cut their teeth making pop music – even spending time opening […]
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Fabletown “Fabletown”
A debut album drawing influences from many styles to make a unique blend of Americana. The press for their debut album tells us that “the members of Fabletown come from diverse musical backgrounds, bringing together a […]
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Johnny Delaware “Para Llevar”
Johnny Delaware comes of age with this well-crafted, introspective third solo album, which has a definite Laurel Canyon vibe. John Kuiper, born and raised in South Dakota, goes by the professional name of Johnny Delaware; he […]