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Neko Case
The Tigers Have Spoken
November 9, 2004Tigers is a charged collection of new original material, selective covers, and one previously hard-to-find cut--"Favorite," the first song Neko ever wrote herself from start to finish. The Tigers Have Spoken highlights the vibrant, joyful side of Case's music--a side which, though it doesn't often get mentioned in the press, …
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Elliott Smith
From A Basement On The Hill
October 19, 2004Elliott Smith has been a patron saint of the indie scene since his days helming Portland heroes Heatmiser. As a solo artist, Smith led a revolution of home four-trackers, from Beck to Cat Power, out of the bedroom and into the studio, where Smith's fondness for Beatlesque melody led to …
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A Girl Called Eddy
A Girl Called Eddy
August 10, 2004The songs betray the influence of many of her musical heroes, from Bacharach and McCartney to Scott Walker and Brian Wilson via Todd Rundgren and the Carpenters. But they also reveal her as a unique voice and a disarmingly original talent who draws on her experience to create a series …
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Danny Cohen
Dannyland
May 25, 2004"Poignant and dog eared music through a tin horn of twisted reckonings and dark secrets"
-Tom Waits and Kathleen Brennan
"A beautiful nightmare of Heaven and Hell on Earth. Punch my ticket, Sweetheart, I'm coming to Dannyland."
- E of EELS
"(Cohen is) among a heroic and rarified group of …
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Jolie Holland
Escondida
April 27, 2004Jolie Holland's is a voice that attempts to transcend the new and encompass the old through the medium of American music. Like Ralph Stanley told her, "I don't even know what bluegrass music is--I consider myself a soul singer." So, yes, its the blues, and the tunes our grandparents hummed …
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The Frames
Set List
February 24, 2004Set List contains optimum performances of songs culled from The Frames' four album repertoire, honed and refined over 14 years of intense, elating and near-legendary live shows. The sense of profound connection forged between the band and its audience has often been compared to the evangelical feeling at shows by …
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Jolie Holland
Catalpa
November 11, 2003Jolie Holland's is a voice that attempts to transcend the new and encompass the old through the medium of American music. Like Ralph Stanley told her, "I don't even know what bluegrass music is--I consider myself a soul singer." So, yes, its the blues, and the tunes our grandparents hummed …
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Solomon Burke
Live at North Sea Jazz Festival
October 20, 2003Coming Soon...
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Joe Henry
Tiny Voices
September 23, 2003Fresh from his magnificent production of Solomon Burke's Grammy-winning "Don't Give Up On Me," Joe Henry has delivered his finest work to date with "Tiny Voices." Featuring classic melodies, pointed-yet-poetic lyrics and inventive, Jazz infused (but not polite) arrangements, "Tiny Voices" bristles with creativity.
This album is already getting raves...in …
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Eddie Izzard
Circle
September 23, 2003In his native England, Eddie Izzard has been called, "the greatest British stand-up comedian...of his generation," The LA Times Says: "He walks onstage to the roaring tumult usually reserved for rock stars and soon has the audience busting a gut about the Spanish Inquisition and chaos theory. Such is the …
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The Weakerthans
Reconstruction Site
August 26, 2003Reconstruction Site, mixed by Adam Kasper (Foo Fighters, Queens of the Stone Age) and produced by the legendary Ian Blurton, is The Weakerthans' most musically cohesive and lyrically ambitious effort to date. Reconstruction Site follows the success of Left and Leaving, and Fallow--records that garnered appreciation and …
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The Locust
Plague Soundscapes
June 24, 2003Aided by Alex Newport's clean, confident production, this record crams 23 songs into just around the same amount of minutes -- piling unpredictable, split-second changes, blasts of 2-second-long space-riffs, and lupine screams onto spazzed-out keyboards that sound totally inhuman and strangely organic. It's nervy and sinuous and, above all else, …
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