Review: The Bandit Queen Of Sorrows ‘The Magnolia Sessions’
One of the most valuable things for the continuing health of music is for new or underground artists to get
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Review: Aurelia Anne Cohen ‘The Magnolia Sessions’
While I personally have not yet covered any of Anti-Corp Music’s mainman, Dan Emery’s fabled The Magnolia Sessions, I’ve been
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Review: Joe’s Truck Stop ‘The Magnolia Sessions’
For the first two years of its existence, Anti-Corp/Black Matter Mastering’s fantastic The Magnolia Sessions ran at a blistering pace,
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Review: The Mon ‘Songs Of Abandon’
The Mon, the acoustic, psych-folk, solo project from Urlo, the primary architect behind Italian heavy, portal-openers Ufomammut, had been floating
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Review: Coleman Williams ‘The Magnolia Sessions’
When he created The Magnolia Sessions back in 2020 to showcase real country, bluegrass and folk music, Anti-Corp Music main
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Review: Jesse Sykes And The Sweet Hereafter ‘Forever, I’ve Been Being Born’
Following the dissolution of short-lived band Hominy, which Jesse played in with then husband Jim, she teamed up with Whiskeytown’s
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Review: The Devil’s Trade ‘Nincs Szennyezetlen Szép’
The Devil’s Trade has undoubtably been one of my favourite musical discoveries in recent years. Hungarian singer/songwriter Dávid Makó (formerly
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Review: Hexvessel ‘Nocturne’
Mat ‘Kvohst’ McNerney has been a constant since the early days of my Shaman writing career when I covered Hexvessel‘s
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Review: Mika Häkki ‘Mørker’
I must admit, I wasn’t surprised to see Mika Häkki, the eccentric bassist and wielder of the fuzziest of tones
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Review: Amber Asylum ‘Ruby Red’
For today’s review I am going to try my best to help you envisage the world of long-time musical project
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Review: Willi Carlisle ‘The Magnolia Sessions’
This year it has been hard to get going, especially when pummelled daily by the 24/7 news cycle bringing fresh
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