Trouble in Mind is back with another gem from Glasgow’s Nightshift. “Crystal Ball” finds the band in a much more verdant place than on their last album, sloughing off some of the…
Every new nugget out of The Bures Band is cause for celebration, and while folks here in the US are probably checking out for a long weekend, I’d implore you to get…
I’m very excited to announce the 2024 lineup for Deep In The Valley, the fest that I’ve run for the past few years here in Upstate, NY. This is the third season…
Over the years I’ve come to associate Zachary Cale with the guitar. Whether solo, with Vague Plot, or sitting in a session, it’s a sound that’s become synonymous with his credit. So,…
A new single out of the elusive, post-De Lorians outfit 嵓宫 (Ganguu) today. The band has quickly become one of my favorite repositories of proggy outings and their latest single seems to…
Montreal power pop outfit Laughing follow up their infectious first single with “Will She Ever Be A Friend of Mine.” Easing off of the Alt-axis, the new single is far more steeped…
I’ve been enjoying the lounged ’n lush environments of Joe Ghatt’s upcoming new album Caper. Following two previous velvet-lined singles, Ghatt lets out “Orange October,” a surf-sidlin’ strummer that lets a bit…
Curation slips out a single today from Freeman Dejongh. He follows up last year’s LP with the twang and wanderlust of “Iowa.” Dejongh’s pedal steel seeps a bit of late afternoon sun…
From the first notes of Surrounded, Motorists had me hooked. The band’s debut was a taut n tight mixture of power pop and post-punk that felt like it might siphon the screws…
A sunrise mediation eases over the horizon today from West Of Roan. The new album from Annie Schermer and Channing Showalter, both members of enigmatic folk collective Doran, finds the pair digging…
Last week introduced the debut single from Aussie outfit Clove. As promised, the band is working towards three total by the end of the month, and this week they let loose “Hesitate.”…
Centripetal Force continues their stellar current run with a new collaborative release that brings together Agnes Martin, Laraaji, free-improv collective Music For Connection, and multimedia duo Hair and Space Museum. The album…
The folk docket for 2024 is getting thick and one more notable release slides up to the top today with the announcement of Nathan Bowles Trio. Formed with Bowles (Black Twig Pickers,…
Another longtime favorite with a new album on the way as news comes down from Rocket Recordings that Gnod are back in 2024. The band’s been leaning into the noise floor over…
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