Bowerbirds Video “Northern Lights” is this Sunday’s Soundtrack
Bowerbirds show me (by mere coincidence) that they are cheering for Canadian Olympic Gold....yeah, that's it...
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Entertainment For The Braindead Release “Roadkill”, another winner for aaahh Records!
...another little gem from the banjo laden songstress Julia Kotowski or "Entertainment For The Braindead". Enjoy 2 tracks from the release and link to full album download!
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“Early In The Morning” from James Vincent McMorrow out today!
This album has been a long time coming...well, friends it is out today so get your grubby hands on it (enjoy 2 tracks also)!
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Fresh off the presses: 2 new Elephant Micah releases and tour dates galore!
So you know I am a fan of Joe O'Connell's...Elephant Micah persona. It is just so good...his vocals simply kiss the landscape of his open prairie folk fusion sound.
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New Music Tuesday – Recommendations: Matthew Barber, Hoquiam, Beach House, Balmorhea & The Pass!
5 Albums that officially were released today that deserve a better look - enjoy a track from each!
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Hoquiam’s Self Titled Release brings me into the fold
With the addition of Drake to the established sound of Damien, we definitely move to the aforementioned gothic part - these songs are just small vignettes of small town life...
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White Pines issue 7″ Vinyl – Slowcoustic passes on the love: win a copy (or 2) why don’t you!
You could say that Joseph Scott (and crew) provide, in my opinion, the definition of the Michigan "folk" scene
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How to recommend an album you haven’t heard in 2 easy steps. Theodore’s “Hold You Like A Lover”, out now!
Haven't heard it yet, no problem. Streamed a bit on MySpace, but you never know, right? Well how to decide if you want the new Theodore album "Hold You Like A Lover" in two easy steps.
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Little Yosemite’s “…Through the Winter” EP is aptly named and great seasonal folk
not something to put on at a party to "get it started", but something you put on to sit back & immerse yourself into: steady percussion/pin-points of banjo/echoing voice of James McGaha
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