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Morgan Kibby sings her heart out as White Sea
Originally appeared on Grimy Goods. Words by me, photos by Danielle Gornbein. The Bootleg Theater is host to a special Wednesday night residency this month with featured artist White Sea. The shows are free and I was able to catch their penultimate performance last night. Supported by local friends The Bulls, White Sea lead singer Morgan Kibby showed us the limits of the human voice while … Continue reading Morgan Kibby sings her heart out as White Sea
Wild Things: Where are They? What Do They Know? Do They Know Things?? Let’s Find Out! (great dose of pop to get my falsetto fix) Source: SoundCloud / Micky Blue Continue reading
DIY chamber folk. The bass clarinet seals the deal, if you will. Oh no, I think I see a loose seal with a bowtie in that album artwork! Source: SoundCloud / Gregory Uhlmann Continue reading
Susan take this release in a whole nother direction. Each note and syllable gets an emphasis, but the genre ranges from ambient drone to DIY surf rock. Great release! Source: Bandcamp Continue reading
Another great split release! …from another couple of Canadian lo fi bands! This one is by The Moas, and it stopped me in my tracks. Calm, but powerful. Source: Bandcamp Continue reading
Avoid the highways, just take Sunset
sngalbums: Originally appeared on the Music Court. By my estimation, more music has been made about New York and LA than any other areas combined. Both places are enormous cultural melting pots, a huge draw for artists. But even given the vastness of these cities, the art that comes out of them all too often includes themes of loneliness and solitude. This dichotomy is so … Continue reading Avoid the highways, just take Sunset
Get an idea of Doug Hoyer’s fuller sound on his fun To Be a River LP. The title track sets the scene for something wonderful. Source: Bandcamp Continue reading
Doug Hoyer takes a more simplistic approach on his new record and achieves earnest indie pop. Source: Bandcamp Continue reading
Avoid the highways, just take Sunset
Originally appeared on the Music Court. By my estimation, more music has been made about New York and LA than any other areas combined. Both places are enormous cultural melting pots, a huge draw for artists. But even given the vastness of these cities, the art that comes out of them all too often includes themes of loneliness and solitude. This dichotomy is so clear … Continue reading Avoid the highways, just take Sunset
Sawdust & Gin 