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Joanna Newsom Nevada City, California
Joanna unearthed from the granite lode of Northern California in the early aughts. She commenced releasing music in 2003 – a deceptively, elaborately singular mix of voice, harp and piano. Joanna has since been all round this world, on concert tours and television and film productions. Her epic conceptions have filled four insatiably acclaimed albums on Drag City. ... more
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supported by 238 fans who also own “Inflammatory Writ”
i bought this album because the other option was paying for youtube premium and this is clearly the better option -- my only regret is i forgot to wait until Bandcamp Friday, but i guess it just couldn't wait. listening to this album is URGENT
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Dragon New Warm Mountain I Believe In You
by Big Thief
supported by 213 fans who also own “Inflammatory Writ”
I think this is one of the most beautiful albums ever created. It pierces the soul and I feel renewed after every listen. Thank you Big Thief and Adrianne Lenker for one of the greatest works of songwriting and composition I've ever encountered!
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Microphones in 2020
by the Microphones
supported by 213 fans who also own “Inflammatory Writ”
I bought this on vinyl and then spent more to buy the digital. There is a question on Songs of our lives which asks what objectively is the best song ever made. It's tongue in cheek but I think Phil has done it with this.
go to albumThe Australian singer's debut solo album is filled with creative indie pop tracks.
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The Creature That I Call Myself
by Julie Arsenault
featured on Bandcamp Radio Apr 21, 2015
go to albumThe great 2nd LP from Matt Dorrien expands his Nilsson-y songs into bossa nova, jazz, & more, with melodies always front & center.
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Everywhere at the end of time
by The Caretaker
supported by 189 fans who also own “Inflammatory Writ”
one of the most haunting works of music ever produced
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