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Nahko “My Name Is Bear” (SideOneDummy Records, 2017)

December 18, 2017 David Cowling 0
The bearable parts of this record are rendered unbearable by the spoken word interludes that are snippets of (a lack of) insight usually centred on smoking weed and trivia from his life as a touring musician […]
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Howie Payne “Mountain” (Full Stack Records, 2017)

December 18, 2017 David Cowling 0
This album was recorded in just four days with a band that had never played together before and most of the songs were done live in a couple of takes; given that genesis, the record sounds […]
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Lee Ann Womack “The Lonely, The Lonesome & The Gone” (ATO Records, 2017)

December 15, 2017 David Cowling 0
Even if you really enjoy camping and spend most of your holidays enjoying the benefits of communing so close to nature, it still feels wonderful when you spring for a night in a five-star hotel and […]
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Jeremy Tuplin “I Was An Astronaut” (Folkwit Records,2017)

December 15, 2017 Maurice Hope 1
Alternate space folk singer-songwriter Jeremy Tuplin provides the listener with a series of unique sounds on this his debut full-length release. On progressing to what we have here, he has through the help of his good […]
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Thorp Jenson “Odessa” (Independent, 2017)

December 14, 2017 Mark Nenadic 0
Springsteen-tastic! Petty-rific! Okay, Virginia’s Thorp Jenson (aka Chris Ryan) isn’t the first musician to wear their influences proudly on their sleeve. It’s certain that he won’t be the last either. So the fair thing to do […]

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David Wilcox makes records that are masterful in the way they prompt people to feel things deeply and heal themselves. To put it another way, his songs act as chicken soup for the soul. His music […]
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Track Premiere: The Deer’s Cry “Heal The Heart”

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The Deer’s Cry are a four piece – augmented on this song with a string section – of Celtic Harp, percussion, upright bass and banjo.  An unusual combination which lends itself to gentle and reflective folk […]
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