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![[Sunday Listening] Heatherfield – Silver Torches](http://f1.bcbits.com/img/a0543081199_10.jpg)
The new year always gets me in the mood to check what’s been off my radar for the past year and what should definitely be on my radar for this year. And I have to tell you, upon first listen, Silver Torches’ latest album, Heatherfield, freshly dropped Jan 1, is an absolutely winner. He’s got storytelling skills like Springsteen, that [&hellip
I’m back y’all. Periodically, I set this trips up for myself. You know, I like a little light at the end of the tunnel when I’m feeling a burn-out coming soon. Caught London, Rome, and a bit of Florence this last go-around and it was an absolute perfect jaunt to refresh the mind again. But, [&hellip
I know this album came out last year, I remember when the singles started to drop and I was incredibly excited to hear something new from Horse Feathers. But, it was only until now where I actually read up on it a bit when looking for the full album stream. I always wondered what was behind the [&hellip
How unreal it feels to still be sitting in this house, my very own bed, waiting for sunrise, waiting for the start of this day. Two weeks have come and gone, new friends have been made, old friends reunited, and so much expanding of my own self that I actually felt quite fatigued by the [&hellip
Came across this album from 2011 during one of my random exploratory moods, the ones where I get lost for hours simply just clicking, “play.” Noah Gundersen came out of this recent session. Family is a hands down a hauntingly passionate album. The first track, “David,” comes at you almost growling and seething with emotion. With each [&hellip
I fell in love with New Zealand’s Streets of Laredo the instant I heard their particular perfect-for-Fall-sound. With a strong leading frontman backed with fabulous grouped harmonies, foot-stomping melodies, and plenty of guitar-twang – there’s nothing my ears want more at this moment. I can’t pick a favorite either. I adore the long-droning chords in opening [&hellip
Rootsy Americana from a bunch of Londoners. Oh, you’ve got to love it. [bandcamp width=100% height=120 album=402038603 size=medium bgcol=ffffff linkcol=0687f5] Recommend on Facebook Tweet about it
Man. I’ve forgotten how good the Portland folk collective, Balto, truly is. Although Monuments was released last year, it’s still such a timeless album. Less gritty then its previous release, this album is seamless from track to track. There’s something very special and unique about lead singer, Daniel Sheron’s voice. The full string sections, subtle banjo plucking, and building [&hellip
Everything about Black Horse Motel’s intro track to their debut album, Red Summer Spirit, is just right. From the warm and full string tones, the subtle banjo plucking and acoustic strumming, to the accompanying, light female vocals. It builds slowly, layering our ears from a minimal track to something bursting from the seams. “The Apology” leads way into a [&hellip
