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brush fires
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"Look in the mirror,
spiky hair and cat's-eye
glasses peering out of
yr skinny boy-hipped body"
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punk like...
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"Punk like kissing 'til your lips are raw. Punk like do ya feel lucky? Punk like fuck you."
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One Beer Prophet Wisconsin
One Beer Prophet is a smoky-voiced siren from the trainyards of the Rust Belt. Pulling up the dark roots of Americana, she tells the stories of what happens after the train is hopped and the whiskey drank. She is skinned knees and dirt under your nails, the night you fell in love and the morning your heart was broken, 3am and another bottle of wine - or beer. ... more
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My folk/punk, gutter country, lo-fi blues band - on our album, you can hear a full-band version of "Restless Mama!"
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Greater Mythology Blues
by Adam Gnade & The Hot Earth All-Stars
These story-songs are as American as modern ghost towns and restless sadness.
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The British-Somali poet draws upon everything from leftfield folk to minimalist spoken-word, bound together by simple-yet-cutting wordplay.
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THAT PASSED
by Patrick Regan Band
This collection of '90s work from folkie Patrick Regan and friends will appeal to fans of Fairport Convention and Pentangle.
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Forever Only Idaho
by Harrison Lemke
Big, strummy songs that recall the heart-on-sleeve earnestness and lo-fi glory of early Mountain Goats.
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The haunting new record from Canadian folk artist Avi C. Engel bridges old and new traditions with a minimalist approach.
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