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supported by 5 fans who also own “The Sickness and the Cure”
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supported by 5 fans who also own “The Sickness and the Cure”
I had the pleasure of seeing David Eugene Edwards at Fire in the Mountains 2022 and appreciated Wovenhand in a far deeper way that I did not when I saw him open for OM in March 2020. His solo Wovenhand performance on that stage, in the Teton wilderness, his vibrato echoing in the hills, really stuck with me as an emblematic sound of the vibe of that experience. Love his spectral, gothic, spiritual, and Western as hell mood.
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Consider The Birds
by Wovenhand
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Not so subtle reminisce of what is to be. Everything I didn’t understand reiterated eloquently. I didn’t want to know. Beautiful key notes, percussions, and capo. Sandy loam, volcanic ash, 4900’ elevation. Essence of ash, beefsteak tomatoes, and rosy hips.
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Maer, from Switzerland, debut with a haunted (and haunting) folk song that will warm you heart as it sends shivers down your spine.
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Evocative songs from this California musician capture the full spectrum of human emotions with just bare vocals & electric guitar.
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Ruby Throat’s songs thrive on juxtaposition, setting gentle vocals against big, stormy riffs.
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No More Songs About Wildflowers
by Snakes
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In paying homage to American country, folk, blues and rock and roll, Snakes has come full circle in recording (in the DIY punk ethic) music that is straight up fun to listen to all while evoking feelings of heartache, love, loss and nostalgia. Stuff we all know too well.
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