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I bumped into Henry Parker's music for the first time at a folk festival a couple of years back, where I sat open-mouthed, wondering qui... -
At one time or another, many of us music nerds will have felt the comfortable certainty of finding a record label that we could trust absolu... -
Where some artists introduce themselves with a straightforward, self-titled debut, Nicaraguan/American Dagmar Zuniga offered 'in filth y... -
Gosh, ' Evergreen in Your Mind ' is a gorgeous album. Juni Habel's third LP, her first in three years, is a warm affair, gently ... -
Howdy one and all. I hope I find everyone in good health in these strange and uncertain times. My recent (and probably ongoing) low profi...
6 comments:
New to me, quite enjoyed it, there is one heck of a lot going on there.
I love this. It's wonderful to hear something genuinely imaginative. Great sounds. I shall be following up on Wolf People.
Hard to believe this could be contemporary! Yes, it sounds like some very obscure early 70s prog-folk band doesn't it, and like OPC says, a heck of a lot going on there!
I've finally managed to put down the Unknown Mortal Orchestra album and now find myself hooked on the Foxygen LP and this track. It's only early March and we've already seen some top tunes released this year - long may it continue.
Not bad at all! I will check these lot out. A bit like medieval Metal!
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