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Lorna Rowe - Who Tells the Runner
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Fantastic solo guitar/american primitive mini album by Lorna Rowe from Canada, that flew a bit under the radar1. Alex Archibald introduced her music indirectly to me, via a facebook post. I’m really thankful for that. Lorna Rowe keeps it short and on point. Masterful fingerpicking, the bitter-sweet melodies that let you yearn for being one with the most beautiful landscape or moment you can imagine. That makes at least me realizing, something is missing and the music gives me only an idea how it

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Devin Frank - Evening's Fantasia
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Devin Frank hails from the Midwestern United States, Champaign-Urbana, IL, a town known for its University where the Netscape browser was developed and sound-artist Maryanne Amacher did graduate work in acoustics and computer science. That’s all I know. And for some reason I visited this town a few times briefly. “Evening’s Fantasia” is a cassette tape filled with instrumentals by a collective of musicians around Devin Frank, of whom I know nothing. What caught my ears was the lofi vibe of early

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I don’t care about the Chinese landing on the far side of the moon, but I care about this psychedelic gem from 1968

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Lorna Rowe - Who Tells the Runner Fantastic solo guitar/american primitive mini album by Lorna Rowe from Canada, that flew a bit under the radar1. Alex Archibald introduced her music indirectly to me, via a facebook post. I’m really thankful for...

Lorna Rowe - Who Tells the Runner

Fantastic solo guitar/american primitive mini album by Lorna Rowe from Canada, that flew a bit under the radar1. Alex Archibald introduced her music indirectly to me, via a facebook post. I’m really thankful for that. Lorna Rowe keeps it short and on point. Masterful fingerpicking, the bitter-sweet melodies that let you yearn for being one with the most beautiful landscape or moment you can imagine. That makes at least me realizing, something is missing and the music gives me only an idea how it

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Des Moines - Like Freshly Mown Grass (2018)
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“Like Freshly Mown Grass” by Italian singer-songwriter Simone Romei aka Des Moines is one of my favorite records in 2018. A wonderful album, filled with the most beautiful and saddest folk songs and superb solo acoustic guitar instrumentals. The whole album is a homage to Romei’s father, as you can tell by the artwork and the videos. Latter were cut from old super-8 footage, shot by his old man and his friends in the late sixties in an Italian small town. As premiere, you can watch the video to

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Steve Palmer - 2
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In 2013 I found Steve Palmer’s release Fables of the Feral Boys on bandcamp and the lofi psych folk style with strong John Fahey references just struck more than one chord with me. I contacted him and asked if he would record an album for DFBM. After some month I got a zip file as a demo and it was not as I expected. There were some fine fingerstyle guitar pieces, but the center piece and overall theme was the cosmic kraut groove Cassini. A motoric NEU! beat and some guitar noise that build up t

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