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Tag Archives: Americana
TOM CIURCZAK – Yorick
June 18, 2025

Tom Ciurczak 2025 Between outlanders and outlaws, nothing is as it seems on a Californian raconteur’s fourth longplay which focuses on the states of the States but explodes into space. Though death is never far away, life still should be … Continue reading
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Tagged Americana, Tom Ciurczak
JACK O’ THE CLOCK – Portraits
March 20, 2025

Jack O’ The Clock 2025 Scoring their environment to verify the passage of a score years, Vermont veterans of sweet yearning stitch the past to the present. One can’t enter the same river twice, yet surfacing once in a while … Continue reading
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Tagged Americana, Jack O' The Clock
ERIC DEVRIES – Traveler’s Heart
September 4, 2024

Coast To Coast 2024 Lassoing the spirit of Americana, Amsterdam singer-songwriter has a few smiles in store to sprinkle all over his tunes. Starting an album with a lyrical sting seems to become a part of this artist’s modus operandi, … Continue reading
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Tagged Americana, country rock, Eric Devries, folk rock, Ia(i)n Matthews
MYSTIC TWANGERS – Time Slips Away
July 12, 2024

Mystic Twangers 2024 Cosmic country rock sculpted to measure temporal shifts of human emotions. Can vast expanses and open spaces be conducive to a sense of urgency as opposed to pensiveness? According to A.G. Twanger, yes; yet the answer which … Continue reading
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Tagged Americana, Mystic Twangers
WATERWORKS JUNCTION – Time Will Tell
June 28, 2024

Voidfree 2024 In the country town where the laughter sounds: American journeyman go seeking out his roots. “Waterworks Junction”: there couldn’t be a better metaphor for Mike Ian’s creative unpredictability – in terms of genre, rather than quality that’s the … Continue reading
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Tagged Americana, country, gospel, Waterworks Junction


