Tideland — Lull
Tideland certainly caught my ear. I owe the band an apology for a relatively short review. I’m just at a loss for words as to what to say. Tideland’s fuzz punk is spacy, dreamy, and unearthly. My English teacher once…
Tag Cheap Music
Wells the Traveler — One for the Dreamers
The British are taking over. Again. It’d only be fair, since guys like Danny McGaw deserves to be on everybody’s radar. A former pro soccer player, the Englishman found himself in Kansas City with some songs and a band. Wells…
Jeff German and the Blankety Blanks — Twelve Rounds
There are two things I know about Columbus, Ohio: 1) Because its demographics are similar to that of the continental United States, it is the fast food focus testing center of the planet. 2) There must be something in the…
Carolann Solebello — Steel and Salt
It’s refreshing to hear about a singer-songwriter from Brooklyn who’s actually from Brooklyn. Solebello is best known for her work with the bluegrass trio Red Molly. Her fourth solo album, however, leans more heavily on folk. Bostonians beware: Steel and…
prattle on, rick. — Some Quiet Majesty
In case you missed it, the Vulture recently published an article about the similarities between hipster folk bands like Mumford & Sons and the folk movement of the ’60s. If you idolize Bob Dylan, you should make sure you take…