REVIEW: If our editor Rachel Cholst liked love songs, she probably wouldn't be in the country music business. But Rachael Sage's album Canopy has melted even her heart -- the album is an accomplished embrace of what real, mature love looks like -- on all levels of humanity.

https://rainbowrodeomag.com/p/a422257c-ecac-4d68-a349-b86f164c5e88/

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Headstone Brigade - Victory & Defeat

"Victory & Defeat is a journey through a world in turmoil manifesting itself in 10 songs of unrest, esoterica, and a dark determination with a few promises of peaceful release."

https://getmusic.fm/l/icD6xE

#bandcampcodes #folk #neofolk #freakfolk #polka #paganfolk #darkcabaret #music

Headstone Brigade - Victory & Defeat

"10 songs of unrest, esoterica, and a dark determination with a few promises of peaceful release."

#bandcampcodes #folk #neofolk #freakfolk #polka #paganfolk #darkcabaret #music

getmusic.fm/l/rmeopL

Espers is the self-titled debut studio album by the band Espers. It was released in 2004 on Locust Music. The album was produced by the group's original trio and establishes their contemporary psychedelic folk sound.

Hartley Goldstein wrote for Pitchfork:

"...on Espers, Meg Baird's breathy vocals and Brooke Sietinsons' embellishments of finger cymbals, chimes, and harmonica add substantial depth to the hum. The album's sublime opener, "Flowery Noontide", bares testament to this; the track is a fingerpicked acoustic pageant, where Baird's lilting alto floats atop a din of interweaving flutes and somber string lines, while the ominous ring of an autoharp and chimes channel Donovan at his best. On "Meadow", Weeks' understated vocals and eerie lyrical imagery of "our willingness to die" are made all the more striking by Meg Baird's contrasting lullaby-like harmonies..."

https://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/2899-espers/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WYnPiQR-I7g&list=PLmwDEufYfoCCk6lO3u8n9XPrbQNWKeQMj&index=1

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The Charles C. Leary is the first studio album by Devendra Banhart. It was released on August 8, 2002, through the label Hinah.

Freak Folk wrote on Rate My Music:

Devendra Banhart's first record (and one of the first freak folk albums in general) holds a lotta lo-fi charm in the recordings, pairing some pretty simplistic folk passages with those classic freaky vocals the genre's known for. Many might be annoyed by those vocal styles but if something like this filters you, the genre aint for ya cause these are some fun vocals! I think they pair quite well with the more traditional folk inspo in the acoustic guitar strumming, and for a record only released on CD it really exudes the vibes of an underground folk tape in its lo-fi sound...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d9p5pcxo2Z8&list=RDd9p5pcxo2Z8&start_radio=1

#DevendraBanhart #Hinah #Music #FreakFolk #Folk

Ny låt,lite på skiss form /New song, in a bit of a sketch form:

(Someday when I get a walloping mass of time I'm going to move everything onto a PeerTube server, too!)

youtu.be/Ps-v3By-xMU

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