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Living With Hermits Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Justin Bowsher makes music that ranges from finger-picky folk to tweaked out funktronica. Entirely self-produced, Bowsher tends to focus more on the recordings than on the songs, themselves, though the songs are strong.
Living With Hermits recommends:
a day of Death, a day of Birth, a chasing after the Wind
by Absalom Absalom
they have amazing arrangements that are the result of hours of bickering and nit-picking. Bowsher's first producer/engineer credit as hired help.
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Justin had the honor of producing and engineering this EP, and ended up joining the band as a bass player.
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Nomads, Pilgrims
by Samuel Lockridge
Lockridge is a fantastic performer. This entire record was in his head, ready to go on tape; Justin had only to try to keep up with him. Fantastic folk confessional.
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Fire on the Vine
by Bryan John Appleby
This is the second in a series of weekly album reviews published by Andrew Dubber. If you haven’t already caught it, please check out his introductory post. The world appears to be littered with bearded young men with acoustic guitars and notebooks full of verse, access to old pianos, and mournful string players. Few have … Continue reading Album of the Week: Fire on the Vine →
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Guitars sparkle like distant constellations on the latest from Scythe, who delivers dazzling space rock on their latest LP.
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