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Habit’s The Last Testament full of artistic punk-rock and witty lyricism

Habit’s latest effort wastes no time getting started, and in that spirit, neither will I! After a brief excerpt from W.H. Auden’s poem Funeral Blues, Warplane comes in sounding like…

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Albums Russ is Rranting and Rraving about

Ultrapop – The Armed The Armed might be the greatest band you’ve never heard of. I honestly don’t even know where to start but let’s get the “lore” out of…

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Music we’re Rranting and Rraving about in February

Welfare Jazz – Viagra Boys Where to start with Viagra Boys? Think Huey Lewis And The News but if they were a punk band. Fun tunes with great rock sensibility…

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Acoustic Espionage: Folk Clubs, Festivals, & Maps of Paris

So I guess the story goes that local music legend, Bryan Leckie, double-dog dared Tim Harrison to write a book to commemorate Summerfolk 45. And then Summerfolk 45 was cancelled…

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Missy Bauman’s Sweet is both fearless and sublime

If you haven’t heard of the genre ‘dreamy drug folk’ before, it’s likely because Missy Bauman invented the term to describe her own work. I don’t think it implies you…

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Bran Sanders’ This Old House breathes new life into traditional folk

Like a true folk troubadour, Bran Sanders considers himself to be semi-nomadic, having wandered across Canada for years with a guitar on his back and a tune in his head.…

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Habit’s The Last Testament full of artistic punk-rock and witty lyricism

Albums Russ is Rranting and Rraving about

Music we’re Rranting and Rraving about in February

Acoustic Espionage: Folk Clubs, Festivals, & Maps of Paris

Missy Bauman’s Sweet is both fearless and sublime

Bran Sanders’ This Old House breathes new life into traditional folk

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