Where the sacred meets the strange in folk's wide pastures: Brian Jin delivers Hawaiian-cowboy-ukulele-jazz and dream-born songs on Horizons, proof that "God has a fine sense of humor." Elly Kace channels ambient bluegrass for the reclamation of the divine feminine, while The Tremaines offer a dreamy love song written inside a famous TV house during a hurricane. The Lazy I brings haunting alt-folk with elegant strings performed with "rare gentleness," and Zakalwe rounds things out with Belfast-born indie folk, droning open tunings, and harmonic noodlings.
Folk releases
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“Conceptual avant-rock album finally released after 20 years!”
78 in stock
“Super lit acoustic set that was recorded poorly”
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“Dark ritual chants for the Monster of Ravenna.”
69 in stock
“A beautiful and atmospheric slice of haunting alt-folk , complete with elegant stringS”
61 in stock
“The Male Pattern previews his satirical 'I Was Shot in the Heart!' narrative fiction album with 'The Television Watcher'”
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“A dreamy love song about our famous family home on Dawson's Creek”
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“Haunting, gorgeous, and occasionally unhinged solo EP from Jack Hayter (Hefner / Papernut Cambridge / Dollboy).”
“feelings of desolation, redemption, animal instincts - love... this album has it all.”
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“An ambient bluegrass tune for the reclamation of the divine feminine in American culture”
Featured
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“Un album perdu en 1977, retrouvé par hasard au bord de la route.”