These are all reviews and articles tagged with "folk".
Category: Experimental | Pop
Metapop with a wink | Our friend Gillicuddy returns with a new EP which is great fun t2b. Five songs that oscillate between lo-fi Folk, textural experiments in sound, and Noiserock (!). What has been planted in all his music finds its way through the soil on “The Yaouhl! Mashups” eventually: Gillicuddy is the fourth [...]
Category: Electronica-Indietronic | Pop
Electronic Folk Music | News from my man Bluermutt, and it is good news! I have been a big fan of his former albums and various side projects, and the more delighted to hear that this EP will be on for free although the “Decivilize After Consumption” album was a CD release. These six tracks [...]
Category: Folk-Acoustic | Pop
Bitter-Sweet Folk Pop | Oh wow. This one totally got me… Aaahh Records made themselves an excellent name in the scene. More important, they did so for many people not explicitly following the CC move. Me personally, my heart was barely involved in an AR release up to know. With Ms Emilie Lund however, they [...]
Category: Folk-Acoustic | Pop
Dreamy Indie/Folk-Pop | After touring internationally for two years, the Groningen (Holland) based indie/folk-group The Black Atlantic have recently put out their debut album. “Reverence for Fallen Trees” is a lovely affair of melancholy moods. The album is packed with mostly folk influenced acoustic pop attached to sweet and soft vocal harmonies, soft strummed guitars, [...]
Category: Experimental | Folk-Acoustic
Lo-fi Folk Scribbles | Zymogen has been a little quiet for the last six months. After the Summer down, however, the label is back with a beautiful record. The artist’s name is Oskar Hallbert and he brings forth a new shade to the monochrome Zymogen label sound. Lo-fi Folk scribbles, you kidding? No. Oskar Hallbert [...]
Category: Electronica-Indietronic | Folk-Acoustic | Pop
Xmas Muzak | Australian record- and Netlabel 4-4-2 Music released a wonderful compilation in December 2008 I only stumbled about now. As the weather in Northern Germany is exactly like it normally is on Christmas Eve ’round here, maybe a review makes sense. “A Whale in the Manger” brings together six artists and their interpretation [...]
