Music That Takes Me Places
Canadian singer-songwriter Leif Vollebekk’s fifth album, Revelation, blends narrative lyrics with cinematic arrangements, sh…
A few years back, Ian Felice started revisiting old demos that he said had never seen the light of day and recordings that h…
LeBlanc was in Austin, Texas, climbing the face of a 100-foot cliff, gambling with 'Mother Nature’s good graces' as …
There are albums that at are at once new and yet are so seemingly familiar....like an album that you have been listening to…
For some, life's road traveled can be more winding and unimaginable than others. For a few it can boarder on the truly f…
In a recent interview, Ryan Gustafson aka The Dead Tongues was asked which elements of nature he spends the most time with a…
Lots of great music. Not enough time to write about it all...but here's what's on rotation for me right now.
Destroy…
Andy Shauf may be best known for his solo work, but Foxwarren—a collaboration with longtime friends from his Saskatchewan ho…
With the help of band's such as Fleetfoxes, Neo-Folk Rock has found a wide audience over the past few years and it has b…
The Lion's Roar, the sophomore release by sisters Johanna & Klara Söderberg, was the first album to really grab me t…
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