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 This here is not a blues music album because Nick Cave no longer has that sacred fire burning inside him: he is a whining and wounded man.

 Nick Cave tries to play the part of Marina Abramovic and exalt what is the mortification of the flesh, but those who mortify are complicit, and I am not in agreement.

 Explore the depths of Ghosteen and decide if Nick Cave's latest journey resonates with you.

 Chris Gantry himself is an integral part of this mythology, or better yet, immersed in it up to his neck.

 This record is beautiful, and what makes it special is that it is not a collection, but eleven new songs.

 Listen to Nashlantis and dive deep into the authentic soul of outlaw country with Chris Gantry's timeless songs.

 Glen Hansard’s journey is the counterproof: it is the demonstration that the assumption above is the classic rule that allows for exceptions.

 His noble songwriting and his whispered voice, which remain central, are here literally placed at the heart of a context pulsating with life where the sounds seem to move according to the screenplay of a film.

 Dive into Glen Hansard’s This Wild Willing and experience a rich, heartfelt musical journey unlike any other.

 The album delves into the social reality of the USA and tackles environmental causes, gentrification, and degradation in large areas of the country.

 Despite the title, a message of hope and confidence that Justin here invites us to pursue.

 Listen to 'The Saint Of Lost Causes' and experience Justin Townes Earle’s heartfelt reflection on modern America.