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Bat for Lashes’ spare, sorrowful version of Rihanna’s “We Found Love”
I hear a lot of cover songs on a regular basis, but I rarely hear anything as skillfully performed as this Rihanna cover. Natasha Khan, better known as Bat for Lashes, sets the #1
Read More »Chicago indie rockers Santah’s under-stated, acoustic-based “Teeth” [MP3]
Chicago indie rockers Santah will follow up their 2010 debut album White Noise Bed with a new EP called You’re Still a Lover on October 16, and the first song I’ve heard from it, “Teeth,” is much
Read More »Talk Show Tunes: Morrissey, Father John Misty, The Wallflowers, & more
Today, I’ve got a whole host of Talk Show Tunes for y’all. Below, watch live performances from indie rock icon Morrissey, folk rockers Father John Misty, rambling Swedish indie pop wunderkind Jens Lekman,
Read More »Go Folk Yourself: Campfire OK’s stomp & circumstance, “Wishing You the Best”
I found Seattle-based folk-pop group Campfire OK last year thanks to the chanty “Strange Like We Are,” but I couldn’t really get into the rest of the band’s debut album. However, it sounds like
Read More »Go Folk Yourself: Daughter returns with a beautiful, touching B-side, “Run”
Elena Tonra, a.k.a. Daughter, is one of my fiancée’s favorite new artists, but I hadn’t really been able to get into her before the emotive “Smother,” which I posted back in August. Now that single’s
Read More »Experimental folk-rock from Other Lives, the string-laced “Take Us Alive” [MP3]
Oklahoma experimental folk-rockers Other Lives will release a new EP, Mind the Gap, on October 23. This string-laced drifter will appear on that EP. Stream and download for free below! -Jordy Kasko Other Lives –
Read More »Go Folk Yourself: Chamberlin’s gentle ode to relationships and “Maryland”
Vermont indie-folk group Chamberlin lit up my radar a few days back with this gentle ode, which talks of a problem often found in relationships: “Oh, she says she needs to find her place/
Read More »Go Folk Yourself: captivating, gorgeous folk-pop from CHAMPS, “St. Peters”
I’m a big fan of British music in general, but especially British neo-folk. Well, there’s very few folk songs I’ve heard that are as captivatingly beautiful as this tune from Isle of Wight (band?
Read More »Go Folk Yourself: Andrew Bird’s organic crescendo, “Three White Horses”
On October 30, multi-talented Chicagoan Andrew Bird will release Hands of Glory, an eight-song companion album to this year’s Break It Yourself. Evidently, it was recorded by the entire band gathering around a single mic in a
Read More »Song of the Day: Fossil Collective’s dazzling neo-folk, “On and On” [MP3]
Today I was absolutely blown away by this track from U.K. neo-folk duo Fossil Collective (I know, I know, it sounds like the bastard son of Beach Fossils and Animal Collective… but they sound
Read More »Go Folk Yourself: Sea Wolf’s earnest, introspective folk-rock, “Whirlpool”
L.A. folk rockers Sea Wolf just released their third album, Old World Romance, on September 11. We already highlighted the thoughtful and catchy “Old Friend,” but it’s a different cut that really turned me on to
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