Albums
Mar 30th, 2010 |
By The Ear Horn © |
Category: Albums
An intriguing amalgam of styles and genres which will leave a pleasant taste in the palette of all those who like to hear the sound of someone truly exploring what their chosen medium can offer.
Tags: Bandcamp, Bent Echo, De Lux, Jack Hancock, Jack in water, Parasola Posted in Albums |
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Mar 3rd, 2010 |
By The Ear Horn © |
Category: Albums, Main Feature
A timely reminder that all is not lost, there are still light years of unexplored space for new music to discover, and brave artists out there on the frontier that have the courage and inspiration to stake out new territories in which to spread their wings.
Tags: hunting little songs, you are wolf Posted in Albums, Main Feature |
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Feb 27th, 2010 |
By The Ear Horn © |
Category: Albums, Main Feature
It’s been a fine old while since Joanna Newsom’s last album ‘Y’s’. A new release has been hotly anticipated and hotly anticipated some more, for Newsom fans are a dedicated breed.
Tags: Have One On Me, Joanna Newsom, Milk Eyed Mender, Y's Posted in Albums, Main Feature |
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Feb 15th, 2010 |
By The Ear Horn © |
Category: Albums
From Wrexham, North Wales is The Roseville Band fronted by brothers Andy and Stevie Jones with their debut album. Now, first things first. This Andy Jones, who takes on the vocals, has a reeeally weird voice.
Tags: festival, Little Eyes In The Universe, The Roseville Band Posted in Albums |
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Feb 13th, 2010 |
By The Ear Horn © |
Category: Albums, Main Feature
Citay’s third release ‘Dream Get Together’ may be more Soft Machine than Scarborough Fair, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t plenty in here for folkies to enjoy – ‘Careful With That Hat’ sounds like Sufjan Steven’s Illinoisemakers rehearsing in an enchanted forest, only to be gate-crashed by Marnie Stern – ‘Dream Get Together’ is a [...]
Tags: citay, classic rock, dream get together, galaxie 500, sufjen stephens Posted in Albums, Main Feature |
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Jan 19th, 2010 |
By The Ear Horn © |
Category: Albums
Kids get a bad rap these days. We’re not all pill-popping, good-for-nothing Skins extras, with loose lifestyles and even looser morals. Some of us are pretty sensible, really
Tags: big black and the blue, conor oberst, First Aid Kit, Folk, johanna, klara, sisters, Sweden, Wichita Posted in Albums |
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Jan 15th, 2010 |
By The Ear Horn © |
Category: Albums, Main Feature
Wolf People recently became the first UK band to be taken on by American label Jagjaguar. For there first release they have compiled ‘Tidings’ that they claim ‘forms a prehistory of the band.’
Tags: 60's, 70's, classic rock, jagjaguar, tidings, wolf people Posted in Albums, Main Feature |
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Jan 5th, 2010 |
By The Ear Horn © |
Category: Albums
Zen Elephant, a four piece from the South-West of England bring us their new EP ‘These Are The Times’. And with it they assert both their individuality and a level of musicianship uncharacteristic of many new folk acts.
Tags: American, Ben Harper, European, Folk, Gypsy, Jack Johnson Posted in Albums |
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Dec 16th, 2009 |
By The Ear Horn © |
Category: Albums
Califone
Album : ‘All My Friends are Funeral Singers’ on Dead Oceans
Out Now
rating 5/5
‘All my friends…’ is Califone’s sixth studio album following up from 2006’s acclaimed ‘Roots and Crowns.’ The opening track ‘Giving away the bride,’ is at first oddly misleading as to what is to follow. And while it introduces you to some of the [...]
Tags: American, Blues, Califone, Folk, Giving away the bride, Rock, World Posted in Albums |
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Dec 16th, 2009 |
By The Ear Horn © |
Category: Albums
Molina & Johnson
Album : Molina & Johnson on Secretly Canadian
Out Now
rating 4/5
The self-titled debut collaboration between Jason Molina and Will Johnson is a collection of well-crafted alternative country musings, which in places attains moments of spacious contemplative beauty. The duo are obviously well versed in the history and delivery of their chosen musical stylings and [...]
Tags: Country, Folk, Johnson, Molina, Twenty Cycles to the Ground Posted in Albums |
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