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AxeHammerSaw — Skeleton Key

ByRachel CholstMar 18, 2013

Sometimes, you can tell a lot about a band from their name. If a band’s name is too clever by half, chances are its music will similarly be preoccupied by wit, rather than artistry. I was worried that AxeHammerSaw would…

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The Miners — Miners’ Rebellion

ByRachel CholstMar 13, 2013

When David Horton featured The Miners on his blog, Popa’s Tunes, he needed only to say two words to grab my attention: alt-country and Philadelphia. As A&T favorites The Sparklers and The Tressels have shown, there’s something in the mighty…

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Pharis and Jason Romero — Long Gone Out West Blues

ByRachel CholstMar 11, 2013

Welp. I think it finally happened. The first album this year that I know will be on my “Best Of” list. If one were to read the bios of all of the artists Hearth Music represents, one would walk away…

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Mud, Blood and Beer — The Sweet Life

ByRachel CholstMar 8, 2013

Is there anything better than a world-weary bar band? I think not, says I, particularly when I’m feeling a little world-weary myself. Mud, Blood & Beer (what guys? No Oxford comma?) is the answer for your soul’s needs, whether you’re…

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Great Peacock — Great Peacock EP

ByRachel CholstMar 6, 2013

Mark my words: Great Peacock will be a name on everyone’s lips by the end of the year. That is, if they keep producing music that is as rich and fully-realized as the five songs on their debut EP. While…