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"Mystic Apple" is patiently framed by clanging, pointillist chords before a splatter of strumming fills the color in, while the breathtaking "Front Porch Swing" reduces its central riff to an almost jazz-like slipperiness through repetition. As before, her best tracks are those which seem to hover around the heart of the song itself, framing an outline and dodging the sentimental bluster of a folk traditional.

The recording's got a lot of the same stunning and fragile songwriting, and though the vocals seem to be cleared up to the point where they're less instrumental than Ancient Edge, some might welcome a little more clarity in her songs.

Since we gushed so hard about her last record in November, it's natural that we'd feel additional tremors at lo-fi folk artist LISA/LIZA's new one, a five-song offering called Humble Noon available on the lady's bandcamp.

According to the man, it could be the "most pop thing" he's ever done, while he also describes it as a "guitar record for people who hate guitars." Given KG's versatility, penchant for high-energy performances, and the dynamic capacities of that crew, it could literally be anything. Titled Sociopath, it features Derek Gierhan (Endless Jags, Haru Bangs) on drums, and will be engineered by Dominic Lavoie (Dominic and the Lucid).

KYLE GERVAIS, Grand Hotel frontman and co-organizer of this season's Clash of the Titans, is readying a solo record under the name KGFREEZE this spring.

How radical would it be if you threw them some money anyway? Three of last year's most hyped records from Maine signature artists at no cost. So, for that matter, is the RATTLESNAKES' Spine, and SPOSE's The Audacity is quasi-free since it was uploaded to Spotify.

If you haven't yet summoned your "Horsie Forces," mount up: SUNSET HEARTS' excellent Deco Tech EP is now available for free download on their bandcamp.

Though Spose's rhymes may come off as silly or unclever at times, he displays exceptional flow and lyricism through the majority of the album.Īctually a pretty fun listen, despite the silly lyrical content. For the most part he is humorous which is appealing to some, but not others, however, for those opposed to comedic rap there is a decent selection of more serious songs on this LP such as "Smiley Face" and my personal favorite "Blow My Candle Out" in which Spose scrutinizes his self on his failure to capitalize on the success of his hit "I'm Awesome". On "The Audacity!", Spose displays a wide range of musicality.