Slowcoustic Update – because you care about us!
Well class, I wanted to put a quick post on what is happening around Slowcoustic HQ - just looking to keep you all in the loop, we're a team after all.
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My winding path to Matthew Ryan’s Dear Lover album
I am sure it is not a secret, but most of you might now that I am a huge fan of Matthew Ryan. There are the immediate reasons, he has many of those late night hushed songs that just hit home for me.
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Tomorrow night, lamenting with Liz
Tomorrow night I will hopefully be spending some quality time with Liz. Okay, spending time at a table in the back, casually tapping my foot while enjoying what I can only assume will be a frosty brew.
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Saturday Quickie {Clint Michigan, E.P. Hall, Akira Kosemura, Josh Preston & Frank Schweikhardt}
Well this one is actually safe for work and is not the quickie some visitors might have been looking for when googling and finding yourself here. This is a quickie because I am...
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Brian Borcherdt releases double album and new video. Slowcoustic raises hands to heavens, pauses to reflect…
So when the good folks over at NXEW posted...I admit I immediately started to sweat and stutter only a maximum of 4 words per sentence until I got home to download it.
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Song of the Day (and new discovery) “Time’s Ticking” from Isbells!
If you enjoy a nice late night album of harmonies and great song crafting...this is definitely an album to look into!
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Tobacco Pat returns to finalize his EP Trilogy – The Destroyer
...a penchant for providing me with EPs of dark Americana tinged singer songwriter projects. The third and final installment of his "Apocalypse" series...falls into place quite nicely.
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We all make rash statements and jump the gun at times…
The new Matthew Ryan album is growing on me something fierce. Look for a full post on the new album soon, but I just wanted to mention it.
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Folk Covers – We all love ‘em. The Diamond Family Archive doesn’t disappoint!
Although I believe TDFA is more than these covers, take this as an introduction to the world of his sombre acoustic beauty, the songs here are quiet and alternate landscapes...
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