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Tag Archives: Folk Rock
One of our favorite British duos of these early years . . .
The latest installment (Vol. 15) of the Bob Dylan Bootleg . . .
It’s acceptable to like Fleetwood Mac and Journey now, but . . .
Gregg Allman’s 1973 solo album Laid Back followed some extreme ups and . . .
David Crosby has proudly spent years admitting that he has . . .
Drivin N Cryin are one of the most consistent bands . . .
The first thing that strikes you about Adam Klein is . . .
San Francisco-based singer-songwriter J. Josef McManus and friends soar as . . .
On Atlanta-based Americana act Dwayne Shivers’ new album Buffered & . . .
Earley Years: Blitzen Trapper’s Furr Still Fits ’Em Just Right . . .
What’s Big and Purple and Lives in the Ocean? The . . .
Portland’s Blitzen Trapper came to the attention of many via . . .
Rocking/folksy sister trio Von Grey came along in 2011 as . . .
We haven’t even begun to consider pulling Subsonics’ latest album . . .
On Live With the University of Colorado Symphony Orchestra (out June 29 on . . .
Athens-based indie rock ensemble Family and Friends first got “next medium-sized . . .
Despite being rightly identified as two of the Athens area’s most . . .
As anticipated as this new album was, it comes off . . .
Atlanta’s Pony League is some of the guys from one . . .
Atlanta folk-rock veteran Angie Aparo’s latest round of metaphor-filled songs . . .
Billed as “The Lost Album,” Dion’s Kickin’ Child was recorded . . .
We sort of forgot about Fleet Foxes. You did too? . . .
Like God, David Bowie works in mysterious ways. In the . . .
