Fanfarlo’s second album is a little more “out there” than the band’s debut 2008 record “Reservoir” but the quirky spirit combined with the electronic and orchestral double-threat create a very atmospheric record that would make even Brian Eno proud.
Just when you think classic soul music is dead, an album comes along and surprises you.
A slightly reluctant listener is happily surprised.
I have good and bad news, what do you want to hear first?
This ever changing band lineup seems no worse for wear as they turn in a stellar new album.
Another year, another wonderful Dr. Dog album. I for one am all about it. Get onboard!
Jurado continues to churn out great albums showcasing his unique brand of folk music.
Not so sweet and innocent anymore, Van Etten takes her music to a darker, grittier place.
With tragic and beautiful albums like Barchords to kick off 2012 it looks like it might be a good year after all.