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In the Key of Grey
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Nilsson and Newman meet in Matt Dorrien’s deeply-felt piano-driven barroom ballads.
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The Other Half of Everything
by Martin John Henry
At first glance, the landscape on the cover of Martin John Henry’s The Other Half of Everything is a scene of complete isolation. This is Scotland. An archetypal rugged landscape of hills and lochs, as far as the eye can see. On closer inspection, there are some signs of habitation: buildings, roads, farms… but they … Continue reading Album of the Week: The Other Half of Everything →
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Into the Depths of Hell
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Joshua Burnside uses field recordings, drone, delay and spoken-word sample to modernize traditional Irish music.
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Best Wishes - EP
by Best Wishes
This Ontario-based trio make rustic and rapturous shoegazers that drift and wind at a truly glacial pace.
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