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Waiting Till Tuesday
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Vanish, Child
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My Sneaking Suspicion
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It Wasn't Always So Bad
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Daniel McKelvey Peyser Brooklyn, New York
An unknown twenty-nearly-thirty-something clinical social worker and Brooklynite, DMP originally hails from Vermont and has written and recorded a wide variety of music since he was 11, ranging from hardcore & punk to his current "softer" endeavors. Audible influences include David Bazan, Elliott Smith, Tom Waits, Randy Newman, Sparklehorse, Leonard Cohen, Jason Molina, and Phil Ochs. ... more
Daniel McKelvey Peyser recommends:
TW Walsh is one of the few very deliberate, brilliant people writing songs today. While far from being his most recent release, each track is its own special gem.
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Live At Cat's Cradle, September 25th, 2007
by Magnolia Electric Co.
A superb live recording of stripped down Jason Molina material; it's like a best-of.
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Introspective, homespun folk tunes from John Donne that feel informed by the sugary bleakness of '80s and '90s indie pop.
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Once Upon A Time In Montréal
by Murray A. Lightburn
The folk artist explores grief through these smooth and soulful tracks.
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Hell on Church Street
by punchbrothers
A re-envisioning of Tony Rice's classic album "Church Street Blues" from Brooklyn progressive bluegrass quartet Punch Brothers.
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The St Buryan Sessions
by Sarah McQuaid
Recorded live at St Buryan Church, the latest from Sarah McQuaid is a showcase for the simple power of voice & guitar.
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