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- Heavy Rotation by Audio Bounty on Nov 16, 2009
Here’s a quick run down of the sounds that have been pleasing my ears over the last couple of weeks…Click the album artwork to listen in Spotify The Builders And The Butchers – Salvation Is a Deep Dark Well Portland, Oregon’s The Bui...
- Kings of Convenience: Declaration of Dependence by Music Fan's Mic on Oct 22, 2009
ALBUM REVIEW: Kings of Convenience – Declaration of Dependence words: Jamie Milton The manifesto was set in stone simply by naming the first album ‘Quiet Is The New Loud‘. And although Erlend Øye at least, hasn’t stuck to t...
- Live: Fanfarlo, First Aid Kit – Brighton Hanbury Ballroom – 08/10/09 by Music Fan's Mic on Oct 8, 2009
words: Jamie Milton originally scribed for gigwise They called it an ‘Indian Summer’, and we knew it was coming. It seems very boring to start a review with the weather situation but it did seem to dictate the days of everyone who eventua...
- The Heart of Soul by Blog of Boakye on Sep 10, 2009
An eclectic mix of soulful music from reggae to blues, jazz to rock, and folk to high life. It's all good! Related Posts The Age of Jazz, The Godfather of Soul, The Heart of Soul, No Chance UK, ‘Man’ wins women’s 800m title,...
- Jen Gloeckner by Soul Drift Music on Sep 1, 2009
It is incredibly difficult to pin down Jen Gloeckner’s sound. She has a wonderful and unusual voice, and the music consists of many different elements. In a way, her music is quite folky, but it has an experimental edge. She uses acoustic gu...
- Frank Turner – Poetry of the Deed Review. by A Distorted Reality. on Aug 28, 2009
Rating: 3 out of 5 stars At a recording pace of around one album per year since being signed as a solo artist, Frank Turner is definitely an artist for whom I have a fair amount of respect: his punk ethic has not been lost since his change of pace fr...
- Beth Orton – Central Reservation Review by A Distorted Reality. on Aug 28, 2009
Rating: 4 out of 5 stars I am fully aware that this album was released ten years ago, but I find music anything but ephemeral: the very nature of the CD/vinyl-press permits music to live for as long as it is desired to be played. Now that this pseudo...
