The ghost of this long winter is still present, but it's fading.
Quite right for the Walpurgis-Night on April, 30th.
So here is two hours program of american primitivsm, old school, new school, no school steelstring guitar picking and sliding an …
A young music student and multi instrumentalist from the British Islands is dreaming of America.
Luke's debut album from 2009, Surfing over the Sun (as a free download on bandcamp) and Farewell Adventures are worlds apart. While the first one …
I imagine Jerry Hionis is a guy with a shelf full of noise and grindcore records right next to Dr. Ragtime & Pals and similar folks.
The imagery of Graveyard Stomps & Funeral Rags speaks for itself. It's the vernacular horror, the mem …
Dark 12 and 6 string guitar tunes from "The Sunshine State" Florida.
This is a very promising recording by a young guy from Sarasota, FL playing fingerstyle steelstring guitar in the New School way. I have no idea if there is something …
You miss the old The Microphones and Mount Eerie is too Heavy Metal for you? The Lifting by German Error Message is here to save you!
I don't want to put Paul Kitzing's musical creation into a drawer with just comparing him to Phil Elveru …
This is the perfect soundtrack to sense and experience the change from the winter to the summer time and it's a dance piece (or a folktronica concept album if you wish)!
Like Joseba B. Lenoir (who was featured before and who recommended this to m …
I stumbled upon this lovely album by Dyllan Hersey from the west coast of America.
It could be a standard singer-songwriter album, but wether it's her voice or her fingerpicking guitar style, that makes it a bit more outstanding. Or it's …
Joseba B. Lenoir is a guitar player from Barcelona, Spain. As I found out, the titles are in Euskara the language of the Basque people in Spain. I have honestly nearly zero knowledge about the political background there. But anyway.
Joseba is a b …
I stumbled upon them on a search for my These Boots Are Made For Walkin' cover versions project. It turned out that the whole EP is a nice rumbling piece of Lofi-Gothic-Country & Blues. On their bandcamp page you'll find a lot more record …
