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Records, Reviews

Album | Andrew Reed – If All the World Were Right

by Jonathan Frahm • 20 February 2018

Andrew Reed’s newest album comes from a personal place, but thematically, it doesn’t at all touch on themes that would be foreign to anybody. It’s simply about life’s journey. Having experienced such tough, rough patches in his time on earth…

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Records, Reviews

Album | Rowan Coupland – Circuit

by For Folk's Sake • 17 February 2018

A very few records exist that one can describe as “magical” – a very dangerous, double-edged attribute when it comes to music and art, as it can entail the deepest probing of the unconscious as well as the most kitsch,…

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Interviews

Interview | Kat Goldman talks about how being an outsider in America led to The Workingman’s Blues

by For Folk's Sake • 16 February 2018

On her new album The Workingman’s Blues, Toronto-based singer/songwriter Kat Goldman has crafted a powerful statement on the reality so many of us face today. Essentially a song cycle based on her recent real-life experiences living in Boston, the 12-track…

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Records, Reviews

Album | Dave Allen – When The Demons Come

by For Folk's Sake • 16 February 2018

With his debut solo album, Toronto-based singer/songwriter Dave Allen establishes himself as a bona fide roots music auteur, transporting us to a place that to our modern perceptions will seem uncomfortably foreign, or conversely, all too real. Listeners previously heard…

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News, Records

Premiere | The Heart Of – Sleep Tight

by Ian Parker • 15 February 2018

‘Sleep Tight’ is not, as the title might suggest, a lullaby. But the latest taste of The Heart Of’s upcoming debut EP is a beautifully tender reflection on those thoughts that you can’t always escape when the lights go out.…

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Interviews

Interview | With Great Peacock, Andrew Nelson Dives Into the Mental and Emotional Struggle of a Dream

by Jonathan Frahm • 14 February 2018

Nashville-based Americana outfit Great Peacock have made a name for themselves on the southern festival circuit, and have shared stages with everyone from Hurray for the Riff Raff and Cage the Elephant to Margo Price and Jonathan Tyler. Now the…

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