This Week in Great Music: 5/31 – 6/6 . . . → Read More: This Week in Great Music: 5/31 – 6/6
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This Week in Great Music: 5/31 – 6/6 . . . → Read More: This Week in Great Music: 5/31 – 6/6 The Low Anthem’s album Oh My God, Charlie Darwin, came out in 2009 (2008, if you count the album’s self-release), but I’ve only recently discovered it, and now I’m wondering how I managed to miss out on this album for almost a year. This is “Charlie Darwin”, the track which kicks off the whole album, which is sad and gorgeous and haunting. . . . → Read More: Wow, That’s a Good Song: The Low Anthem, “Charlie Darwin” Marcus Mumford has one of the more interesting voices in music right now. It’s rough and creaky and weary beyond his years, but it fits the band’s brand of folk music. From the very first song, all the way through their encore of “Whispers in the Dark”, the band wowed the crowd with their intensity, sheer joy of playing, and, yes, even their dry British wit. . . . → Read More: Concert Review: Mumford & Sons, Lincoln Hall, 5/24/10 While I’m finishing my show writeup (spoiler alert: AWESOME), have this clip of Mumford & Sons performing “The Cave” at Chicago’s WXRT. . . . → Read More: Mumford & Sons at WXRT From the opening strains of “Crutch & Cane”, it’s easy to see that Peter Wolf Crier, the Minneapolis-based group consisting of Peter Pisano (vocals, guitar) and Brian Moen (percussion, vocals), is on to something special. . . . → Read More: Album Review: Peter Wolf Crier, “Inter-Be” |
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