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1. Failer (2003)
by Kathleen Edwards
Teeming with roots and with alternative country oozing from every note, Kathleen Edwards could easily be compared to fellow Canadian Sarah Harmer, ... More
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2. Asking for Flowers (2008)
by Kathleen Edwards
Kathleen Edwards' 2005 album Back to Me was the sort of record that grows and reveals new secrets each time you gave it a listen, so it's tempting ... More
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3. Why You Runnin' (2009)
by Lissie
On her 2007 debut, Lissie's songwriting sometimes struggled to keep up with her voice. The two share more equal footing throughout Why You Runnin', a ... More
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4. Back to Me (2005)
by Kathleen Edwards
Judging from the songs on Kathleen Edwards' sophomore album, Back to Me, this is one gal who's had some unpleasant run-ins with Cupid over the years, ... More
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5. Haw (2013)
by Hiss Golden Messenger
Haw is Hiss Golden Messenger's second offering for Paradise of Bachelors. It is titled alternately for a river in North Carolina and for a now ... More
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6. Sleeping on Roads (2002)
by Neil Halstead
In which Neil Halstead is finally able to show everyone that he is the real talent of Mojave 3! Hurrah! OK, maybe not: Anyone who has looked at ... More
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7. McCarthy Trenching (2007)
by McCarthy Trenching
McCarthy Trenching is the vehicle for Dan McCarthy, a Nebraskan who's collaborated with Bright Eyes, Tilly and the Wall, and practically everyone ... More
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8. Oh, My Girl (2004)
by Jesse Sykes & the Sweet Hereafter
Oh, My Girl, the second album by singer/songwriter Jesse Sykes and her band the Sweet Hereafter -- led by Phil Wandscher -- picks up where her debut, ... More
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9. Ron Franklin (2008)
by Ron Franklin
On his third album, Ron Franklin is messing with the blues again, though that's hardly all he has on his mind. Ron Franklin opens with "Western ... More
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11. Coming Out of the Fog (2013)
by Arbouretum
Calling something neo-classic rock might seem faintly ridiculous -- admittedly, it probably is. But the 21st century has served up a variety of those ... More
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12. Rites of Uncovering (2007)
by Arbouretum
It's easier to divine a band's musical aesthetic when their press packet opens with a quote from the death scene in novelist Paul Bowles' masterpiece ... More
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13. Maplewood (2004)
by Maplewood
Maplewood is a low-key indie rock supergroup with members of Champale, Koester, Cub Country, and Nada Surf gathered together in the spirit of '70s ... More
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14. Calamity Drenching (2008)
by McCarthy Trenching
Like Dan Bern with a smaller set of pop sensibilities, Dan McCarthy pitches his speak/sing baritone against a backdrop of guitars, harmonies, barroom ... More
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15. Song of the Pearl (2009)
by Arbouretum
A few months after releasing a split with Pontiak, Arbouretum returned, true to form, with Song of the Pearl. At first glance, it appears that very ... More
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16. Occasion for Song (2012)
by The Black Swans
Occasion for Song, the fifth album by the Black Swans, is haunted by absence, from its cover art depicting a diving board over a swimming pool on the ... More
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17. My Secret Is My Silence (2006)
by Roddy Woomble
The album's title and pastoral cover image are the first signs that Idlewild's Roddy Woomble has gone folk. And yes, a majority of My Secret Is My ... More
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18. Under Streetlight Glow (2011)
by Heidi Spencer & the Rare Birds
On her first record in six years -- and her debut for Simon Raymonde's Bella Union imprint -- Heidi Spencer & the Rare Birds don't stray far from the ... More
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20. Yeti Boombox (2009)
by Maplewood
One might assume that yetis would either be into Tibetan religious chants or random German art rock, but on the basis of the Brooklyn-based Maplewood ... More
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21. Too Much Love (2006)
by Harlan T. Bobo
On the surface, Harlan T. Bobo's Too Much Love could seem like just another breakup record, but once the music starts, it quickly transcends such ... More
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22. Labor & Spirits (2003)
by Emory Joseph
Backed by an unusually distinguished bunch of musicians for a debut effort, Emory Joseph delivers a set of refreshing original songs, with clever ... More
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