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Tucson Triple Creek
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Drifting
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Going Home
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Paddle Wheel
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Jon's Song
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Racing The Sun
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Abedonia
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Tompkins Square San Francisco, California
Tompkins Square label, established in 2005, has released acclaimed recordings by artists such as William Tyler, Gwenifer Raymond, Ryley Walker and Michael Chapman as well as reissues of folk, old-timey, gospel and American Primitive Guitar. The label has received 8 Grammy nominations. ... more
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At first glance this may seem a little meandering, but if you start digging into the layers it becomes apparent that there's always another sound to find; always another layer to parse. Boisterous chord skronks, whiny sitar buzzes, the quiet tugs of cello strings, gentle bass thrums, and swirling keyboards all coalesce to form a cosmic tapestry that flows outward like an ever-morphing and undulating mandala.
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The Morning Star
by Daniel Bachman
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What an album. Dark, disturbing ambient noise tracks sit uncomfortably alongside roughly gorgeous acoustic guitar pieces. Part John Fahey, part Amps for Christ, and still all its own. Anyone who can make an 18 minute noise piece feel like no time at all is a genius.
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Live at Tubby's
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always picks up my mood; killer record.
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Tides of a Teardrop
by Watchhouse (formerly Mandolin Orange)
The forthcoming album from Mandolin Orange blends rustic Americana melodies with aching, orchestral arrangements.
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Meet Me at the River
by Dawn Landes
On “Meet Me By the River,” Dawn Landes’s self-described “Nashville record,” buoyant country melodies settle deep into lush instrumentation.
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I Need to Start a Garden
by Haley Heynderickx
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Ghost Forests
by Meg Baird and Mary Lattimore
supported by 19 fans who also own “Home Grown : Recordings 1969-1979”
Mary Lattimore is a longtime favorite of mine. Her harp playing is often tagged as 'ambient' because it's enhanced by subtle delay and looping experimental treatments and is almost always instrumental, but here it finely is garnished with Meg Baird's achingly wondrous voice, and it is a perfect pairing. There is magical fairy dust in this record I'm pretty certain. Enter the Ghost Forest and be prepared to be enchanted.
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