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Home   /   Folk
Odd Folk’s “Die Young” and Conversation

Odd Folk’s “Die Young” and Conversation

October 29, 2012
by staff
Album Reviews, News

By: Brendan Biesen Odd Folk is a Chicago based folk group with a debut EP, Die Young. The album is host to several works that capture…

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You Should Hear: He’s My Brother, She’s My Sister

You Should Hear: He’s My Brother, She’s My Sister

April 5, 2012
by ssilcox
You Should Hear

By: Sarah Silcox If you like music that is uniquely fun, insanely catchy, and immensely full of life then He’s My Brother, She’s My Sister…

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The Fruit Bats – Tripper

The Fruit Bats – Tripper

October 25, 2011
by bfinkel
Album Reviews, Music

The Fruit Bats’ fifth LP, Tripper, is tripped out with singer Eric Johnson’s plethora of falsettos.  Right from the start, the folk-pop band is more…

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