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supported by 90 fans who also own “Plover”
I feel upbeat as well as folky listening to these tracks, so many instruments to fulfill the craving of needing something different-mellow and smooth, such a delight to listen to a poetic artist such as Glenn Phillips
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Coyote Sessions
by Glen Phillips
supported by 88 fans who also own “Plover”
I've been embarrassingly behind in discovering Glen's solo work despite being a Toad the Wet Sprocket fan for twenty years, so I've finally begun doing my homework. I can't really sing and can't play guitar, so I both envy and admire those like Glen who can weave both so effortlessly into such memorable melody. His vocals shine as usual, and there is an organic intimacy to these tracks that make you forget you're listening to a recording and not jamming with an old friend in your living room.
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Veteran of the Loudness Wars
by RemoteTreeChildren
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RemoteTreeChildren is a great band. I am so grateful to have looked them up after reading a recent fb post by Glenn (been ttws fan since being 11 and receiving Bread and Circus tape by my brother for Christmas. I have been a fan ever since). I am so glad for the purchase and I hope they get together again and make more music. It is an intoxicating mix of well formed ideas and lyrics with a real synth-pop vibe, reminiscent of the 80's pop hit remixes in '90's dance clubs. Best money I have spent in months.
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Juillet
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The Paris group bathes tales of escape in sugary Sarah Records fuzz.
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Create A Place
by Mr. Wrong
Each song on the Portland punk trio's latest album, though spare and minimally produced, bursts with hyperactivity — but it’s a purposeful madness.
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Scis
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Both of Markus Popp's new offerings channel his complicated methods into music of rare emotional force.
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The Leeds ensemble draw on Ethio-jazz to create their smoldering music.
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