Crooked Weather England, UK
Crooked Weather play earthy, unruly and original folk songs. Often travel and adventure, both without and within, have been a mainstay of the inspiring antics that Crooked Weather draw upon for their craft. The songs echo the ethos of folk songsmiths before them with imagery of escape, companionship and searching, but told from a new heart. ... more
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Psych-folk with a late 60s / early 70s flavour. If you like Nick Drake or Fairport Convention you will enjoy this. It's an observation of change and a celebration of a hazy, high summer harvest. The music transports you to the moorlands and mill towns of Northern England. Dark and open and embellished with beautiful melodies and thoughtful lyrics. This is album of the year 2021 for me.
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Supernatural Buffalo
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supported by 7 fans who also own “When Will I See You Again”
Laid back psychadelic blues feel to this recording. Smooth dreamy vocals with some cool guitar work and keyboards that take this recording to another level. As always a pleasure to support fellow Canadians.
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The Edge of the Land
by Katie Spencer
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I first heard Katie Spencer on YouTube when she was featured on the For Bert Jansch playlist. Katie played her own song called Shannon Road. The lead break that she plays twice really got my attention. I became a fan instantly. Every track on this album is lovely. The whole listening experience is like a favourite film running through my head. I'm so glad that in my twilight years I discovered Katie. I wish her a long and succesful career in music.
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Keeper is the Heart
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Working with Florist member Rick Spataro, Eva Louise Goodman delivers buoyant compositions that run the gamut of psych-pop, girl group, and folk.
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The latest from Shana Cleveland is a Californian fantasia that conjures worlds both real and surreal.
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Lessons for Mutants
by Johanna Warren
This new album by the alt-rock artist delves into the theme of metamorphosis and was recorded on tape.
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Out of Sight
by Jake Xerxes Fussell
supported by 6 fans who also own “When Will I See You Again”
Kind of impossible to pick a favorite track from this album, it's perfect. If there's a better record that's been released this year I'd love to hear it!
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