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IV - The Ashes
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I - The Stone
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II - The Blade
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III - The Spark
04:11
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Dylan Blanchard Santa Fe, New Mexico
Blanchard’s melody-forward rock borrows from several genres to bring a cohesive sound together that’s at once driving,
plaintive and heavy where it counts.
In recordings, Dylan works with a variety of collaborators, while the live band has solidified into the trio of Dylan on bass guitar and keys, Ben Clary on guitar, and Ben Gerhards on drums.
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Dylan Blanchard recommends:
Delicate and heartbreaking, with arrangements as subtle and vulnerable as the lyrical content. An absolute gem.
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Cole Bee Wilson in 3D
by Cole Bee Wilson
This collection of Cole's songs will always be particularly close to my heart as I've heard many different iterations over the years. Here they feature tasteful, indie-rock/alt-country arrangements.
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Matt and the whole crew on this record bring a unique articulateness to this batch of tunes, as well as a special smoothness. Varied in approach and influences, it's Matt's finest work to date.
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Ghost Writer - Ghost Benefit Zine & Compilation
by Matron Records
supported by 4 fans who also own “Imminence”
Many bands on this compilation feature strong female members, and most songs are intense and emotive.The contrast of sonorous harmonies with dissonant intervals makes for some wicked faerie-witch vibes. Absolutely magnificent, like an archaic magick spell rediscovered in an ancient leatherbound grimoire. Purrr. This whole CD is a delight from start to finish. The zine is also quirky and fun.
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Echo Dancing
by Alejandro Escovedo
The legendary Alejandro Escovedo returns with another country-rock scorcher.
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Parisian band wed bright indie rock hooks à to animated social critiques, battling existential malaise with synths, riffs, and dry wit.
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