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it's really good. I saw MJ Lenderman wearing a t shirt with his name on it on his tiny desk concert and saved this album from a few years ago. I haven't been able to put it down. Thomas' songs are open hearted and vividly drawn, dancing between hyper specific and gloriously universal. Wellswood steeps it's Americana-folk songs in a wide berth of influences, flavouring each with soul, grunge, indie, etc. All Is Well is a beautiful blend of folk and RnB connecting the soulful essence of each genre flawlessly. Moon is another standout, a sprawling 7 minute nostalgic cowboy epic about the cycle of escaping and coming right back. Wellswood is well worth your time. Check it out!
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Feb 20, 2025

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Iā€™ve been listening to this as i make my breakfast and itā€™s wonderful, thank you for the rec šŸ«¶he kind of reminds me of the band friendship, who you would probably enjoy if you havenā€™t already listened!
Feb 20, 2025
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emmmmuh yessss Love The Stranger is such a good album! There's lots of cross over with musicians in that world too - Fust, Sluice, Friendship, etc sing + play on eachother's stuff
Feb 20, 2025

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MJ Lenderman has a new album out and it goes nuts. Its a near perfect blend of alternative/indie/country/twangy/rock you will probably be into if youre into artists like Jason Molina or Waxahatchee My personal faves: Shes leaving you Bark at the moon Manning fireworks
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Couldnā€™t live without it, definitely couldnā€™t travel without it. Thereā€™s something so magical about listening to a great album while on the train or driving, its like youā€™re on two journeys at once. Ā  I sat next to a guy on the train yesterday who was watching SNL on his phone for the entire 3hr journey and skipping all the musical guests! Tapping through Paul McCartney so he could lightly chuckle at Colin Jost. He was looking down the entire journey and missing the beautiful greens and brutalist greys passing by. Such a shame! Wouldnā€™t happen if he was listening to Wings' unfairly maligned 1973 sophomore album Red Rose Speedway.
Feb 24, 2025
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makes you feel like you can do a backflip and finish your to do list and dance forever and find a bargain on ebay and write the best poem you've ever written. Wait until 10:30 or 11, peel an orange, sit down and conquer the world
Feb 26, 2025
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Trevor Powers has always been a distinctly detailed songwriter, able to create worlds within his songs that push well beyond their runtime. On Rarely Do I Dream, Powers harnesses this to craft a sprawling, mystical account of his own life - part album, part audio memoir. Sonically, this is suitable dreamy and nostalgic, weaving his own home video audio throughout and thoughtfully layering his compositions within the static. It's like if the end of Scott Street was an album. There's a tactility to the sound that realises the stories being told whether they are suburban and personal, or mythical and folkloric. What a voice, what an album. Glad Powers is back.
Feb 23, 2025