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The second track lifted from Mark Moldre's new solo album 'An Ear To The Earth' (Laughing Outlaw Records) describes the joys of our eventual demise and imagi...
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Simon Burt commented on Post To Wire's blog post 'CD Review - Delaney Davidson and Marlon Williams "Sad But True: The Secret History of Country Music Songwriting Vol. One"'
"Nice review Chris. Seen these guys a couple of times and they're a great live act - the unlikely pairing works as well on stage as on record. Williams is indeed a revelation, both vocally and in his inherent musicality and knowledge of the…"
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CD Review - Delaney Davidson and Marlon Williams "Sad But True: The Secret History of Country Music Songwriting Vol. One"
by Chris FamiltonIn a strong year for New Zealand americana music comes yet another release to boost the profile of a genre that has mostly lurked on the musical fringes. Delaney Davidson has been on the scene for a number of years touting his folk, blues and country music through endless tours and living very much the transient musician life. Now he has teamed up with a relative newcomer in Marlon Williams, best known as frontman in The Unfaithful Ways. The duo are unlikely bedfellows in song…See More
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CD Review - Delaney Davidson and Marlon Williams "Sad But True: The Secret History of Country Music Songwriting Vol. One"
by Chris FamiltonIn a strong year for New Zealand americana music comes yet another release to boost the profile of a genre that has mostly lurked on the musical fringes. Delaney Davidson has been on the scene for a number of years touting his folk, blues and country music through endless tours and living very much the transient musician life. Now he has teamed up with a relative newcomer in Marlon Williams, best known as frontman in The Unfaithful Ways. The duo are unlikely bedfellows in song…See More
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Interview: Fanny Lumsden
Fanny Lumsden’s reputation as a songwriter and performer has been getting her a lot of attention in the last 12 months with the release of her new EP Autumn Lawn and a higher live profile since moving to Sydney to live. She is backed by the brilliant playing talent of The Thrillseekers who flesh out her songs and…See More
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Interview: Fanny Lumsden
Fanny Lumsden’s reputation as a songwriter and performer has been getting her a lot of attention in the last 12 months with the release of her new EP Autumn Lawn and a higher live profile since moving to Sydney to live. She is backed by the brilliant playing talent of The Thrillseekers who flesh out her songs and…See More
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CD Review - Two Gallants "The Bloom And The Blight"
by Chris FamiltonIn the five years since their last record Adam Stephens and Tyson Vogel played in different bands and in Stephen’s case spent time recovering from a van accident. Reconvening as Two Gallants seemingly allowed them to reflect on the experiences of those years and create a batch of songs that swing wildly between restrained folk music and raw, purgatorial moments of intensity.The grand gesture of Halcyon Days opens the album, showcasing the range of emotion in their sound. The…See More
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NEWS: Loene Carmen Releases New EP - The Peach State
The highly talented Loene Carmen has a new EP out called The "Peach State" which she wrote while living over in the deep South of the USA (and recorded in Nashville) earlier in 2012.Born in a heatwave and inspired by a Stella parlor guitar that she discovered in a junk shop, the EP is a five-track collection of stark country-soul and shimmering blues – dripping with emotion, heartache, buzzing strings and Carmen’s husky swoon of a voice.Carmen’s last full length album was 2009′s excellent It…See More
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INTERVIEW: Liam Gale & The Ponytails
Liam Gale & The Ponytails impressed us with the two tracks he has up on Soundcloud and there mix of blues, folk, Celtic and swampy rock vibes so it was only natural we wanted to dive in deeper and find out some of what makes Gale tick, in a musical sense. He seems to be playing frequently around Sydney so check his Facebook page or stay tuned and we’ll let…See More
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INTERVIEW: Liam Gale & The Ponytails
Liam Gale & The Ponytails impressed us with the two tracks he has up on Soundcloud and there mix of blues, folk, Celtic and swampy rock vibes so it was only natural we wanted to dive in deeper and find out some of what makes Gale tick, in a musical sense. He seems to be playing frequently around Sydney so check his Facebook page or stay tuned and we’ll let…See More
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Interview: Davey Craddock & The Spectacles
We recently posted links to Davey Craddock & The Spectacles new Going Home EP and we were so impressed with the range and quality of his songwriting on it that we wanted to get Craddock straight into the firing line for our Six Strings Q&A feature.What was the album that first led you down the dusty path of americana music?In a funny kind of way, the first album that got me…See More
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CD Review - Delaney Davidson and Marlon Williams "Sad But True: The Secret History of Country Music Songwriting Vol. One"
by Chris Familton
In a strong year for New Zealand americana music comes yet another release to boost the profile of a genre that has mostly lurked on the musical fringes. Delaney Davidson has been on the scene for a number of years touting his folk, blues and country music through endless tours and living very much the transient musician life. Now he has teamed up with a relative newcomer in Marlon Williams, best known as frontman…
ContinuePosted on January 9, 2013 at 2:30am — 1 Comment
Interview: Fanny Lumsden
Fanny Lumsden’s reputation as a songwriter and performer has been getting her a lot of attention in the last 12 months with the release of her new EP Autumn Lawn and a higher live profile since moving to Sydney to live. She is backed by the brilliant playing talent of The…
Posted on November 19, 2012 at 7:30pm
Album Review: Bernie Griffen & The Grifters - Everything So Far
by Chris Familton
People who say they hate country music have generally only been exposed to crass country pop, that shallow veneer that exists on the surface of a genre that has much more to offer. Real country music, whether it be outlaw country, alt-country, americana or tex-mex, has deep, rich roots both historically and in terms of its ability to convey human emotion – a direct line to the heart. Country music in New Zealand has always been popular but at a…
ContinuePosted on November 16, 2012 at 7:00pm
Album Review: Greg Fleming and The Trains - Edge of the City
by Chris Familton
Amid the current bountiful run of country and folk music releases coming out of New Zealand is the latest album from songwriter Greg Fleming. Fleming has been writing and recording since the late 80s, exploring his muse and refining his art with each of his handful of albums. His latest, Edge of the City finds him digging deep into characters - some real, some probably ficticious - all existing within the geographical framework of New Zealand and…
Posted on November 16, 2012 at 6:00pm
NEWS: Loene Carmen Releases New EP - The Peach State
The highly talented Loene Carmen has a new EP out called The "Peach State" which she wrote while living over in the deep South of the USA (and recorded in Nashville) earlier in 2012.
Born in a heatwave and inspired by a Stella parlor guitar that she discovered in a junk shop, the EP is a five-track collection of stark country-soul and shimmering blues – dripping with emotion, heartache, buzzing strings and Carmen’s husky swoon of a voice.
Carmen’s last full length…
ContinuePosted on November 9, 2012 at 8:30pm
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