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Benjamin Francis Leftwich - Pictures
Benjamin Francis Leftwich - Pictures
Sounds like: Bon Iver, Mike Posner, Foals
By Dwayne on Jan 29, 2011 | With a name sounding more like a member of the landed gentry than a pop star, I wasn't entirely sure what to expect from Benjamin Francis Leftwich. Okay, so he isn't really a pop star, but to the best of my knowledge nor is he a member of the landed ... read more →
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Nathaniel Rateliff - You Should've Seen The Other Guy
Nathaniel Rateliff - You Should've Seen The Other Guy
Sounds like: Bon Iver, Mumford & Sons
By Taylor Fife on Jul 31, 2010 | After years of being dominated with varieties of twee, freak folk, and singer-songwritingy mellowness, independent music finally dealt with the oversaturation of acoustic guitars and harmonicas by shifting heavily into synths and sampling. Synthpop/c... read more →
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Mason Jennings - Ballad For My One True Love
Mason Jennings - Ballad For My One True Love
Sounds like: Bob Dylan, Cat Stevens, Nick Drake, Damien Rice
By colin fitzgerald on Apr 10, 2010 | Folk music is often dismissed by its detractors as a "less-than-musically-complex" genre.  Many negatively associate it with its somewhat (and sometimes painfully) annoying guitar chord strumming and out-of-key singing of lyrics rife with whimsical p... read more →
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The Tallest Man On Earth - Burden of Tomorrow
The Tallest Man On Earth - Burden of Tomorrow
Sounds like: Bon Iver, Deer Tick, Bowerbirds, Bob Dylan
By camden andrews on Mar 31, 2010 | Folk music has changed a lot since it began to emerge in the mainstream during the fifties and sixties.  But Sweden's Kristian Mat, aka The Tallest Man On Earth, takes it back to its earthy roots, performing by himself with just an acoustic guitar or... read more →
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Sean Hayes - Garden
Sean Hayes - Garden
Sounds like: Ben Harper, Devendra Banhart, Patrick Watson, Jack Johnson
By Jason Grishkoff on Feb 25, 2010 | There's something undeniably raw and emotional in the voice of Sean Hayes. There's also something unquestionably amazing about the instruments that back-up Sean Hayes. Together, their sound is something to write home about, and it's not just because ... read more →
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Bahamas - Whole Wide World
Bahamas - Whole Wide World
Sounds like: Iron & Wine, Jack Johnson, Wilco, Joshua Radin
By Hannah Levy on Feb 3, 2010 | I couldn't help but smile the first time I heard Bahamas LP Pink Strat. Though it was a rainy day in San Francisco, as I listened to the dreamy tunes of Afie Jurvanen, I was transported to summer bliss. You see, Jurvanen is a Toronto musician who doe... read more →
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Laura Veirs - July Flame
Laura Veirs - July Flame
Sounds like: Mirah, Neko Case
By Jason Grishkoff on Jan 30, 2010 | Laura Veirs was one of those artists I discovered by chance. Her song "Lose Yourself" found its way onto my computer, and proceeded to make the leap to my brain, becoming permanently lodged there during the spring of 2009 . More recently, the int... read more →
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Elliott Smith - Angeles
Elliott Smith - Angeles
Sounds like: Heatmiser, Bright Eyes, Nick Drake
By Jason Grishkoff on Dec 17, 2009 | I still remember where I was when I heard that Elliott Smith had died. I had woken up that morning in a bunk bed in a youth hostel in Lausanne, looking out over Lake Geneva, on a cloudy and dark day. I got the news on a communal computer in the loung... read more →
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