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"The neck of Robbie Basho’s guitar is that metaphysical bridge connecting North America with the Far East." "First the soul, then the technique."
"The neck of Robbie Basho’s guitar is that metaphysical bridge connecting North America with the Far East."
"First the soul, then the technique."
Discover the mystical acoustic soundscapes of Robbie Basho's 'Visions of the Country' – listen now and immerse yourself in his timeless folk journey.
"Phil Ochs, a Texan born in 1940, quickly becomes noted for his radical views and sarcasm." "'Power and the Glory' conveys a form of patriotism that highlights the most alienating paradoxes of one’s nation."
"Phil Ochs, a Texan born in 1940, quickly becomes noted for his radical views and sarcasm."
"'Power and the Glory' conveys a form of patriotism that highlights the most alienating paradoxes of one’s nation."
Listen to Phil Ochs' powerful debut and experience the voice of 1960s protest folk firsthand.
Blackshaw demonstrates once again his exceptional compositional talent, which he decides to extend to other instruments besides the 12-string. The album opens with the title track, named after a science fiction story by writer Alice Sheldon; 8 minutes of fingerpicking at times dreamy and at times almost unsettling.
Blackshaw demonstrates once again his exceptional compositional talent, which he decides to extend to other instruments besides the 12-string.
The album opens with the title track, named after a science fiction story by writer Alice Sheldon; 8 minutes of fingerpicking at times dreamy and at times almost unsettling.
Discover the serene and evolving soundscape of James Blackshaw—listen to 'Love Is The Plan, The Plan Is Death' today!
The music in Folding Leaves is of an evocative type: with its disarming simplicity, it induces nostalgia, recalls landscapes, moments of lived life, particular emotions. I recommend playing it strictly at low volume, with the sound of rain in the background.
The music in Folding Leaves is of an evocative type: with its disarming simplicity, it induces nostalgia, recalls landscapes, moments of lived life, particular emotions.
I recommend playing it strictly at low volume, with the sound of rain in the background.
Discover the soothing blend of folk and ambient sounds in Folding Leaves—stream this evocative album and experience its melancholic beauty.
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