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Album | The Weather Station – Humanhood

by Mark Buckley • 17 January 2025

After 2021’s rightfully and universally acclaimed album Ignorance, Tamara Lindeman found herself interviewed by the likes The New Yorker and Pitchfork as an unlikely spokesperson on the subject of climate grief. As the plaudits rained down though, little was known of how…

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Album | Windborne – To Warm The Winter Hearth

by Anna Main • 7 December 2024

To Warm The Winter Hearth, the latest polyphonic masterpiece by New England vocal quartet Windborne, rolls in as the nights grow ever longer. The beautiful four-part harmonies offered by Lauren Breunig, Jeremy Carter-Gordon, Lynn Rowan and Will Rowan are the star…

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Album | Lucinda Williams – Sings the Beatles from Abbey Road

by Bob Fish • 6 December 2024

Lucinda Williams hasn’t always walked the straightest road. Since 2020 she’s survived a tornado, the pandemic and a stroke that has to date kept her from playing the guitar. She’s also released two albums of her own work, and six…

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Album | The Unthanks – In Winter

by Ian Parker • 29 November 2024

If we were drawing up a list of the artists we’d most like to hear make a seasonal record, the Unthanks would be somewhere near the top. Their rich instrumentation, careful arrangements, and beautiful harmonies are just the warming sound…

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Album | the innocence mission – Midwinter Swimmers

by Bob Fish • 29 November 2024

Sometimes the name of a band says it all. Exuding a childlike sense of joy and wonder, the innocence mission evoke memories and marvel on Midwinter Swimmers. Memories of days long past, and marvel that we live in a world…

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Album | Aisha Badru – The Sun Still Rises

by Bob Fish • 29 November 2024

Aisha Badru is an alchemist. She distills human experience with all its chaos and craziness into simple human truths as she paves a pathway to introspection. On The Sun Still Rises, only her second full-length album, she looks upon her…

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