The Walkmen: Everyone Who Pretended to Like Me is Gone (Re-Issue)
Is your life not going anywhere? Tired of middle management? Are you in your late twenties, early thirties, single and still living in an…
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Grace Woodroofe: Always Want
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Pete Doherty once quipped, “If you’ve lost your faith and love of music, the end won’t be long.” Truer lyrics were never written, and…
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Say what you will about folk, the auties was a fantastically ripe time for the genre. Devendra Banhart and his weird movement cohorts, the…
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Various Artists: Let Us In, Nashville: A Tribute to Linda McCartney
Let Us In Nashville is a pedestrian collection of songs sporting a confusing message in the finest tradition of the “tunes you know by…
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Make Do and Mend: Part and Parcel
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Rebekah Higgs: Odd Fellowship
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The John Steel Singers: Tangalooma
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Kevin Devine: Between the Concrete and the Clouds
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