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Archive for the ‘folk’ Category
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blueprint blue – rattlesnakes
yep, still madly in love with the music of blueprint blue – “rattlesnakes” is another slice of neil young-inspired gold from the london trio and ...
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marika hackman – i follow rivers
shipping this a lot over the last week, yung marika coming in and laying down an even more melancholy version of the sublime, seriously ever-lasting ...
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blueprint blue – the cabin is cold
just posting this for posterity, because seriously blueprint blue have definitely offered up the best thing I’ve heard so far this year*. i mean, any ...
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jessica pratt – game that i play
See, I really hate when an album’s release year is bumped or disregarded because a publication/shop/writer only started buying the hype well after the fact, ...
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jess williamson – native state / blood song
honestly, this is sending me right back to those hazy days of 2008 and reminding me exactly why I adored the earnest, aching folk-pop of ...
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gambles – so I cry out
Matthew Siskin is Gambles and he’s been frequently darting before my consciousness over the last year or so; be it his alt-lit heavy website or ...
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BURYWOOD – LATENIGHT
Really dig this video from Austin-based Philip Woodbury, a.k.a. Burywood. Filmed on Super8 and featuring some red-headed dream of a girl, it’s a lovelorn, nostalgia-induced ...
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FEVER
I’ve been in one of those stints of only listening to one genre. Not something I am proud to say, however it took “Fever” by ...
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HIS SONG
I’m not just interested in this guy because he shares my surname, but it helps I guess. In truth, the folk-jam that is “His Song” ...
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NO WINDS BLOW
Got this slow, soft Swedish folk singer Amanda Randau from Collections of Swanvapor, who goes solo under Krkslott, stuck in my head for the last ...
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ALL WE ARE
With the the inconsistent trends in music, I did not expect to hear some sweet indie folk pop to suit a sweet summers afternoon. All ...
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CALGARY
A little late to the party on this one but here’s the latest Bon Iver cut that Justin Vernon has decided to unleash. Unleash is ...
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REVIEW: Fleet Foxes – Helplessness Blues
Making contemporary folk music the way it should be. This isn’t a re-hash of anything they’ve done before, it’s Fleet Foxes returning on top form. ...
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SHADOWS IN THE DARK
I remember Willy Mason. I hope you do too. One of my favourite performers circa 2006, his debut album Where The Humans Eat was great ...
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PREVIEW: Bon Iver
Justin Vernon returns later this year with his Bon Iver moniker and the self-titled follow-up to the outstanding 2007/2008 debut album, For Emma, Forever Ago. ...