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Under the Floorboards by The Hangdog Hearts

Release: 2013

Reviews:

A raw roots sound pealed from the earth with a rusty shovel.. true and gritty...

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Under the Floorboards The Hangdog Hearts

Angry Folk by Karl and the Marx Brothers

Release: 2013

Reviews:

Eleven original songs taking inspiration from recent events – some personal, some political, and some a clash of the two. From the MP’s expenses scandal “The relative Innocence of David Laws,” the perennial fixation with blame, gloom and hindsight that is “Colvin’s Blues,” to the real Olympic legacy of Boris as PM and Seb Coe as the Mayor of London in “The Right Loose Change.” “Pocketful of Rain (Our Shirley)” goes back to a time when Ms Williams principles took her to the seat of Great Crosby in 1981, and then onto the House of Commons; whilst “Rhymes with Blancmange” keeps us up to date with the only thing that matters – Julian Assange. Loosely described as Modern Acoustic Folk, Karl and the Marx Brothers are a five piece from the East Midlands comprising of Sax, Double Bass, Piano, Percussion, Acoustic Guitar and Vocals. No one is either called Karl or related to Marx.

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Angry Folk Karl and the Marx Brothers

Teachers by Zedd Pm

Release: 2013

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United by music; playing with cause for lyrical freedom.

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Teachers Zedd Pm

Jailbirds by Kyle Barron

Release: 2013

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Norfolk-born and Detroit-grown, Kyle Barron is fluent in music. The dialect he chooses to speak originates from folk and acoustic-rock but he'd rather not categorize it.

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Jailbirds Kyle Barron

Caution Wet Floor by Tom McSod

Release: 2013

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Singer and head songwriter of The Staggerers, brings to you his solo album, "Caution Wet Floor." 10 songs about love, heartbreak, barrooms and brawls. Feck us all, he's Tom Mcsod

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Caution Wet Floor Tom McSod

The Knife Game by Rusty Cage

Release: 2013

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A collection of finger stabbing music from Rusty Cage. These songs are from the original viral videos and trend "The Knife Game Song". The eye is on you.

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The Knife Game Rusty Cage

Jack Slim by Good Times Boys

Release: 2013

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A salty tale of life and loss

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Jack Slim Good Times Boys

Acoustic Aftertaste by Sweeteverafter

Release: 2013

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The second release from San Diego's Sweeteverafter, 'Acoustic Aftertaste' is an intimate and unplugged, live recording of six choice songs from the rock band's debut project 'My Death'.

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Acoustic Aftertaste Sweeteverafter

Pistols and the Sisters by Pistols and the Sisters

Release: 2013

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Pistols and the Sisters Pistols and the Sisters

Truth Hurts by Among Giants

Release: 2012

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The first full length album from Among Giants (Orlando, FL). 12 honest and emotional songs about growing up, for fans of acoustic folk and punk.

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Truth Hurts Among Giants

Twice as Hard for Half as Much by Greg Minahan

Release: 2013

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A song for our troubled times, in the spirit of Woodie Guthrie and Bob Dylan.

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Twice as Hard for Half as Much Greg Minahan

The King by Dominic Francis

Release: 2013

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A unique and inspiring individual who captures the soul of stories, guiding audiences through a traverse of deep personal relationships, leaving us with an internal sigh.

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The King Dominic Francis

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Hell Toupee by Chris Chandler & the Convenience Store Troubadours

Release: 1977

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folken word

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Hell Toupee Chris Chandler & the Convenience Store Troubadours

Songs That Made This Country Great by Stan Ridgway

Release: 1992

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Stan Ridgway's "Best Of" collection up to 1992. Stand and salute it's ragged glory. Start a parade in its honor. Indoctrinate others with its genius.

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Songs That Made This Country Great Stan Ridgway

One Crow Murder by Ben Prestage

Release: 2011

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The best album to-date, from the world's greatest one-man-band. Finger-style guitar, Dobro, Lap-Steel, Harmonica, Diddley-Bow. This is real Original American Roots music.

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One Crow Murder Ben Prestage

Blackwater Canyon by Michael Kahn

Release: 2005

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Raw acoustic guitar & Dylanesque lyrics make for a new, bold sound. All original, all uncut, and all American. Check it out when you have an hour to just sit around & hear good music. No holds barred.

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Blackwater Canyon Michael Kahn

A Perfect Day for a Funeral by Michael Dean Damron

Release: 2005

Reviews:

Think an angrier, more potent Steve Earle; this is beautiful, but pissed-off folk-country-blues-soul for the restless.

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A Perfect Day for a Funeral Michael Dean Damron

Every Day is Garbage Day by Troy Lukkarila

Release: 1998

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Disturbing, funny and imaginative anti-folk from a musical outsider. Humerous tales from a repulsive little bum. You wouldn't want to hang out at his home, but you sure will enjoy his twisted music.

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Every Day is Garbage Day Troy Lukkarila

Death Polka Spear! by Ando Ehlers

Release: 2011

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An excellent showcase of rage translated through weeping and screaming accordion tones. Violent, sporadic, angelic melodies via the reeds of an instrument to your ears. Oh, there's singing, too...and drums. You ought to check this out.

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Death Polka Spear! Ando Ehlers

Patrick Crowson by Patrick Crowson

Release: 2006

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Dylan Thomas would applaud these coal black songs. Americana UK

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Patrick Crowson Patrick Crowson

Promote Escapism by Fighting the Unicorn

Release: 2006

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The sound of being neither here or there. Acoustic medlies soaked in metaphor. Get while the gittin's good.

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Promote Escapism Fighting the Unicorn

Freedom by Melissa Ferrick

Release: 2000

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Melissa has performed with such artists as Morrissey, Shawn Colvin, Fiona Apple, Del Amitri, Weezer, Marc Cohen, Paul Westerburg, Evan Dando, Lisa Germano and Kristen Hersh.

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Freedom Melissa Ferrick

Gasping for Breath by Kevin Allred

Release: 2003

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"Earnest, yearning, angry, energized - even during the quieter ballads, he sounds like he couldn't sit still even if you nailed his red sneakers to the floor." - Jennifer Layton for Indie-music.com

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Gasping for Breath Kevin Allred

The Gypsy Pirate Blues by Unkle Nancy and the Family Jewels

Release: 2008

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High energy, boot stompin' pirate folk-rock originals combined with gypsy-ragtime stylistics that will leave you no choice but to sing and dance along.

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The Gypsy Pirate Blues Unkle Nancy and the Family Jewels

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The Great American Brainkiller by Täppas Strepens

Release: 2005

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Criticizing the world of today with the music of a long time ago, and no one is spared.

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The Great American Brainkiller Täppas Strepens

Ubyk by Ubyk

Release: 2006

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Calming, Relaxing, Intelligent, Thought-Provoking, Original Psychedelic Folk Rock.

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Ubyk Ubyk

songs from bexar county by monkstrap

Release: 2005

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Stripped down americana that offers distorted tales of excess and hopelessness.

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songs from bexar county monkstrap

Soul Sherpa by peter c. johnson

Release: 2004

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Edgy singer-songwriter a la Tom Waits/Lou Reed with offbeat lyrics and great players (including Bonnie Raitt and Kris Delmhorst. CO PRODUCED BY HOWARD THOMPSON (BJORK; 10,000 MANIACS; PSYCADELIC FIRS, BILLY BRAGG)

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Soul Sherpa peter c. johnson

Black Crows' Country by Hyacinth House

Release: 2007

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Darkened folk rock and delicate pop/rock, take two pinches of David Eugene Edwards, add equal parts Ryan Adams, Grant Lee Buffalo, Mercury Rev and Jeff Buckley.

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Black Crows' Country Hyacinth House

It Can Never Happen Here by Jon Koonce

Release: 2007

Reviews:

Basically a folk album of topical and political song s.recorded live in studio w/small band.

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It Can Never Happen Here Jon Koonce

Smapples E.P. by Liger

Release: 2006

Reviews:

postfolk artpop indierock in the vein of acts like xiu xiu and parenthetical girls

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Smapples E.P. Liger

Songs From a Mean Season by Tulsa Drone

Release: 2007

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If there was a movie made that featured a lot of trains and rivers, this would be the soundtrack.

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Songs From a Mean Season Tulsa Drone

Vaudeville Show by The Bad Things

Release: 2006

Reviews:

A back alley vaudeville show on the wrong side of the tracks featuring sounds, stories, and songs from the seamy underbelly of folk music provided by the one and only Bad Things.

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Vaudeville Show The Bad Things

Anti-Theft Device by Vote in November - Election 2004

Release: 1968

Reviews:

fabulous collection of anti-Bush songs featuring Dan Bern, Steve Gillette, Anais Mitchell, Anne Feeney & Chris Chandler, Chuck Brodsky & much more.

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Anti-Theft Device Vote in November - Election 2004

How to Make a Bad Situation Worse by Mishka Shubaly

Release: 2008

Reviews:

Sounds like Tom Waits and Johnny Cash in a slow motion fish fight.

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How to Make a Bad Situation Worse Mishka Shubaly

Who Cares? by Ando and the Jolly Barrels

Release: 2009

Reviews:

Where else will you find screaming, dark vocals powered by an accordion, upright bass, acoustic guitar and cello? Ando and the Jolly Barrels debut album, "Who Cares?", provides originality with influences ranging from folk, death metal, polka and punk.

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Who Cares? Ando and the Jolly Barrels

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Who Cares? by Ando and the Jolly Barrels

Release: 2009

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Who Cares? Ando and the Jolly Barrels

In the Pines by This Fair City

Release: 2010

Reviews:

This Fair City's massive & eerie rendition of the venerable folk classic!

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In the Pines This Fair City

Artists You May Know

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Freedom by Melissa Ferrick

Release: 2000

Reviews:

Melissa has performed with such artists as Morrissey, Shawn Colvin, Fiona Apple, Del Amitri, Weezer, Marc Cohen, Paul Westerburg, Evan Dando, Lisa Germano and Kristen Hersh.

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Freedom Melissa Ferrick

Everything I Need by Melissa Ferrick

Release: 1998

Reviews:

Acoustic Guitar/Singer Songwriter

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Everything I Need Melissa Ferrick

Melissa Ferrick + 1 by Melissa Ferrick

Release: 2000

Reviews:

Melissa's debut CD on ?what are records?

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Melissa Ferrick + 1 Melissa Ferrick

Songs That Made This Country Great by Stan Ridgway

Release: 1992

Reviews:

Stan Ridgway's "Best Of" collection up to 1992. Stand and salute it's ragged glory. Start a parade in its honor. Indoctrinate others with its genius.

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Songs That Made This Country Great Stan Ridgway

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