This was fiddler Barbara Lamb's declaration of independence upon her departure from Ranch Romance, an (almost) all-woman retro country swing outfit that had recorded several very fine albums for the Sugar Hill label. Her former bandmates join her here on several tracks that could have easily been included on a Ranch Romance album, including a debonair rendition of the Texas swing classic "Panhandle Rag" and a charming Tex-Mex number titled "So What." Elsewhere on the program she returns t...   [ read more ]

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After the genial but largely forgettable guitar pop of 1998's Motel Swim, Chapel Hill's Doleful Lions turned downright freaky. 1999's The Rats Are Coming! The Werewolves Are Here! showcased singer/songwriter Jonathan Scott's growing fascination with horror films and the paranormal, as well as an increased fondness for '70s Krautrock and other progressive music forms; 2000's Song Cyclops, Vol. 1 was even weirder, a mostly acoustic set recorded by Scott on his own that approache...   [ read more ]

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VINYL FORMAT. Wolf and Lamb step forward with their own production paying homage to their homeland with the Brooklynn EP. The Wolf and Lamb sound is simple and groove-led, citing multi-cultural influences true to the vibrant New York scene. "Therapist" is reminiscent of the old Chicago sound while "Keep Me Up All Night" is true to its name. Rolling beats and melodies are fed under a sexy sample beckoning you to the dance-floor. "Must Be Brooklynn" is the deeper sibling of the package and the gliding pianos...   [ read more ]

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