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Quiet Space — #241 — Nocturnal
Posted by pimpod | Oct 26, 2023 | Free, pimpod, Quiet Space | 0 |
Quiet Space — #240 — Seasons Shifting
Posted by pimpod | Oct 24, 2023 | Free, pimpod, Quiet Space | 0 |
Quiet Space — #239 — Spectre Not Alone
Posted by pimpod | Oct 14, 2023 | pimpod, Quiet Space | 0 |
1/2/3/4 — #282 — Dreaming of Ghosts
I’m a huge fan of the Self Help Group who return with a fantastic collection of songs – Dream of A Ghost. On their third album, they still retain their love of Americana but add electronic flourishes and stunning layering of harmonies as they weave narratives of love, loss and strange obsessions. A magic listen from start to finish. As well, equally brilliant new music from Hannah Cameron, Lewis Coleman, Rubberbucket and Kacey Johansing….plus MUCH MORE!
Read More1/2/3/4 — #281 — New Shadows
Jerry David DeCicca’s 5th solo album, New Shadows, is a literary-goth, avant-Americana meditation. Synthetic and surreal, it features a stunning cast of special guests from vocalist Rosali to Los Lobos guitarist David Hidalgo and many more. The production for the album is modelled on Jerry’s love of his favourite early 80’s albums (Lindsey Buckingham’s Law & Order, ZZ Top’s Afterburner, Robert Palmer’s Clues, Lou Reed’s New Sensations,) while the songs’ architectures and pathos lean more towards Warren Zevon, Townes Van Zandt, and John Prine. A excellent release you should explore.
Read More1/2/3/4 — #280 — Languish In Anguish
Maura Weaver has been touring for nearly fifteen years with regional projects around Ohio (Mixtapes, Ogikubo Station, The Homeless Gospel Choir, Direct Hit!, The Mimes) that kept her tethered to both the road and to sounds that were not always her own. She’s wanted to do a solo project since she was a teenager, but it took pandemic isolation to force her to confront the reasons why. I’m glad she’s gotten around to record a fantastic collection of songs.
Read MoreQuiet Space — #241 — Nocturnal
by pimpod | Oct 26, 2023 | Free, pimpod, Quiet Space | 0 |
DRONARIVM is a small independent label, originally from Moscow that is focused on contemporary ambient, electroacoustic and modern classical music. On this episode of the Quiet Space, we cast an ear over some of it’s recent fantastic releases, including Federico Mosconi’s Nocturnal.
Read MoreQuiet Space — #240 — Seasons Shifting
by pimpod | Oct 24, 2023 | Free, pimpod, Quiet Space | 0 |
anthéne (Brad Deschamps) and IKSRE (Phoebe Dubar) met after collaborating on two tracks for Ambientologist in 2022. Their musical chemistry was instant and they decided to continue the project, swapping ideas between Toronto, Canada and Melbourne, Australia. Seasons Shifting is a stunning release that’s highly recommended.
Read More1/2/3/4 — #279 — Later Than You Think
Avalanche is the essential new release from Jenny Owen Youngs. It offers up an achingly beautiful exploration of loss, resilience, and growth from an artist who’s experienced more than her fair share of each in recent years. The songs are deceptively serene, layering Youngs’ infectious pop sensibilities atop lush, dreamy arrangements that often belie the swift emotional currents lurking underneath. Essential!
Read MoreQuiet Space — #239 — Spectre Not Alone
by pimpod | Oct 14, 2023 | pimpod, Quiet Space | 0 |
A beautiful selection of drifting sounds, The Quiet Space, episode 239 – Spectre Not Alone.
Read More1/2/3/4 — #278 — Find Our Way Home
The rich complexity of life is the focus of the much-anticipated new album from one of Canada’s most accomplished trios – Good Lovelies. The songs on We Will Never Be the Same, crafted by the Juno Award-winning ensemble of Kerri Ough, Sue Passmore and Caroline Marie Brooks, are as compelling as the engaging vocal harmonies for which the group has been known these past 17 years.
Read MoreQuiet Space — #238 — Natural Mellow
by pimpod | Sep 16, 2023 | pimpod, Quiet Space | 0 |
Golden sunset glow,
Nature’s colors softly flow,
Mellow evening’s show.
1/2/3/4 — #277 — Villagers
Part experimental indie and part ‘70s soft rock, Califone’s first record in three years finds creative force Tim Rutili reaching new levels of harmony, fragility, and confidence. Over the course of nine tracks, Califone weaves music that spreads out and luxuriates in the messy darkness of modern life.
Read More1/2/3/4 — #276 — Florry and the Holey Bible
For Francie Medosch, leader of rag tag Philly country-rock outfit Florry, the 11 songs on their Dear Life Records debut “The Holey Bible” aspires to the special feeling of raucous intimacy achieved by the best records in the outlaw country canon, and strikes that rare balance between a display of careful honesty, and an invitation to a party. Fantastic album!
Read More1/2/3/4 — #275 — Swinging Stars
Swinging Stars is Mapache’s dynamic and ambitious fifth album, it’s a release of calm, the groups’s breathtaking harmonies and heartfelt sound verges on cosmic West Coast Pop Americana. Clay Finch and Sam Blasucci’s musical outings have grown from being the casual project of two longtime mates to one of the most formidable folk acts around. Essential listening.
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