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Video Premiere | Sarah Eide – ‘The Bridge Song’

by Jonathan Frahm • 29 March 2019

Like many of us throughout the world, when news of the 2016 US Election hit, Sarah Eide was at a loss. She recalls, “I felt there was an ever growing chasm between myself and many people I love and respect,…

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Album | Steve Earle and the Dukes – Guy

by Bob Fish • 29 March 2019

Steve Earle knew he had to make Guy, when Guy Clark died of lymphoma at the age of seventy-six in 2016, because he’d already made a record for Townes Van Zandt. “I knew when Guy died that I’d have to…

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Album | Beth Gibbons – Henryk Gorecki: Symphony No. 3 (Symphony of Sorrowful Songs)

by Bob Fish • 29 March 2019

Portishead has been on an extended sabbatical since the release of Third in 2008. Other than the release of their cover of ABBA’s ‘SOS’ in 2016, the band has been quiet. Left to her own devices, Beth Gibbons responded to…

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Video Premiere | Dylan Owen – ‘A Quarter Century’

by Jonathan Frahm • 25 March 2019

Shedding the glitzy braggadocio of modern pop poseurs, Dylan Owen’s brand of rap comes from a place of sincerity without stepping over any lines. This is an artist who acknowledges his place in the world and comfortably lies in it,…

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Video premiere | Firefly Burning – Call To Me

by Ian Parker • 25 March 2019

Firefly Burning will return with their third studio album Breathe Shallow on May 31, and you’re going to want to circle the date. Working with famed producer Tim Friese-Greene, best known for his work with Talk Talk, the London collective…

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Album | David Ian Roberts – Travelling Bright

by Lorenzo Righetto • 25 March 2019

Those who knew David Ian Roberts from his debut album, St. Roberts, may be taken aback by the strong-willed, one could say explosive Travelling Bright. The instrumental track ‘Carillon’, for instance, is reminiscent of the sunny jaunts by Balmorhea in…

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