VINYL FORMAT. "The Sandwitches came out of nowhere. Well?that's not quite right of course?but sometimes it happens, when you get three DNA's together doing their own tunes, you kind of forgot what they were up to before. Or at least that's what happened when I first wrapped ears around the sounds contained herein. A Holy Communion of Roky Erickson and Stevie Nicks. A lyrical beauty too. Strings bobbing around like loose wires on the headstock, chiming and picking away and baking the ambient sadcake. Tomorr...   [ read more ]

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HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. Paul Duncan, 23 years old and currently living in Atlanta, Georgia, is originally from East Texas. He attributes some characteristics of his music to his geographical and cultural roots in the South; he grew up on classic rock and country radio, watching the fields pass by the windows of his parents' station wagon. Paul's style references artists like Papa M, David Grubbs, Jim O'Rourke, Sam Prekop, Will Oldham, and Nick Drake. His current influences come from a wide range of styles and ...   [ read more ]

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Edward Larry Gordon was a comedian/musician attempting to work his way through the Greenwich Village clubs in the '70s when one day he impulsively traded in his guitar for a zither, adopted the name Laraaji, and began busking on the sidewalks. Brian Eno, living in New York at the time, heard his music and offered to record him, resulting in this singular, unusual album. Laraaji uses an open-tuned instrument with some degree of electrification (and, presumably, with studio enhancements courtesy ...   [ read more ]

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