Laura Marling, who has been previously featured on this site, is one of the artists at the forefront of England’s folk revival movement of the past several years. The young singer-songwriter is due out with her third album, A Creature I Don’t Know, slated to come out on September 12. “Sophia” is . . . → Read More: Wow, That’s a Good Song: Laura Marling, “Sophia”
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While the rest of the world was out enjoying themselves in drunken year-end debauchery, I was home making a best of 2010 mix. That’s basically the story of my life. Check it out below, via this handy little Grooveshark widget. Happy new year, all. . . . → Read More: Favorite Tracks of 2010  2 comments  Sharing  anais mitchell, andrew bird, b.o.b, beats antique, cadillac sky, carolina chocolate drops, cee-lo, chris pureka, hans zimmer, joe pug, justin townes earle, kanye west, laura marling, mumford & sons, owen pallett, peter wolf crier, the new pornographers, the rescues, the right now, the shams band May was a month for revisiting old favorites. Not too many new discoveries this month, but a lot of good songs got played around here nonetheless. . . . → Read More: May in Review It looks like a quiet week, but I find myself strangely busy. I’ll be checking out the Laura Marling show tomorrow night, and Jerome Holloway’s show on Friday. I saw him open for Nneka in February and thought he was really good, so I’m looking forward to seeing what he does with a headlining spot. Saturday also has some strong line-ups of local bands, both at Bottom Lounge and at the Beat Kitchen. . . . → Read More: This Week in Great Music: 5/3 – 5/9 Leave a comment Upcoming Events an horse, aqualung, beat kitchen, bottom lounge, brighton ma, butch walker, canasta, casiotone for the painfully alone, cassy baxter, ceiling stars, chicago theatre, cobalt and the hired guns, crooked still, derek nelson and the musicians, double door, empty bottle, evanston space, frightened rabbit, gary sinise, gerald dowd, green sugar, gregory and the hawk, hard rock cafe, hideout, house of blues, how far to austin, jerome holloway, joel mchale, josh and the empty pockets, kaki king, kc mcdonough, krista polvere, laura marling, lincoln hall, locksley, lt. dan band, mallory, maps and atlases, martyrs', mary gauthier, metro, mindy smith, my my my, old town school of folk music, our brother the native, ozomatli, park west, pete roe, prohibition orchestra of chicago, relaxation record, robbie fulks, schubas, shalloboi, shelby lynne, simplesinger, smoke fairies, soft speaker, tadoma Honestly, this song is kind of perfect. The album version features Mumford & Sons, and the whole thing is just terribly intense. It’s going to be pretty awesome to watch Laura Marling continue to grow as a singer and songwriter. . . . → Read More: Wow, That’s a Good Song: Laura Marling, “Devil’s Spoke” |
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