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Geoff Berner Plays Montreal
Accordion virtuoso Geoff Berner plays a rousing set of modernized, socially-conscious klezmer music to an appreciative Montreal audience.
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Grant-Lee Phillips Review
3/5: Grant-Lee Phillips reinterprets a series of songs from 1980s super groups such as R.E.M., Nick Cave, and The Cure. The result is a fun, insightful musical homage.
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Jolie Holland's Springtime...
4/5: Jolie Holland’s new album, Springtime Can Kill You, pulls the listener into a dark underworld, crossing many musical genres along the way.
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Oneida in Concert
Oneida—Brooklyn's psychedelic, indie darlings—put on an inspired, larger-than-life performance that wows Montreal's musical connoisseurs. Folk101 gets you inside.
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Rogue's Gallery: Various Artists
3/5: Rogue's Gallery, an exciting new collection of pirate songs, reinvigorates a timeless genre of folk music with an impressive line-up of musicians.
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The Sadies Live in Montreal
The Sadies roar into Montreal in support of their new live album, In Concert: Volume 1. Folk101 brings you all the furious strummin'-and-a-pickin'.
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Akron/Family: Meek Warrior
4/5: New York-based Akron/Family returns with a stellar sophomore effort, Meek Warrior, an album that mixes traditional and avant-garde elements.
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Alexi Murdoch Review
3.5/5: Alexi Murdoch’s highly-anticipated debut album Time Without Consequence is a promising, but flawed, first effort from an exciting young songwriter.
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Be Good Tanyas: Hello Love
4/5: The Be Good Tanyas return with Hello Love, a contemplative, unpretentious new album that is destined to reinvigorate folk music and win over legions of new fans.
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Bob Dylan’s Modern Times
4/5: With Modern Times, Bob Dylan releases his first album of new material in five years. The album immediately shot up to #1, and now Folk101 weighs in.
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Bonnie "Prince” Billy
3.5/5: Bonnie "Prince" Billy returns with an album entrenched in his folk music heritage while, at the same time, remaining modern, diverse and forward-looking.
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Emily Haines Album Review
3/5: Emily Haines & the Soft Skeleton debut with a moody, hypnotic album called Knives Don't Have Your Back. It is a respectable solo premier for the Metric singer.
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Geoff Berner: Album Review
4/5: Accordion virtuoso Geoff Berner returns with The Wedding Dance of the Widow Bride, an inspired and passionate blend of klezmer music and holy matrimony.
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Grateful Dead: Album Review
4/5: Deadheads are treated to a new, crystal-clear version of the group's legendary 1976 New Year's Eve show. Yet another classic has been added to the band's catalog.
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Gregory Page: Love Made Me Drunk
4/5: With Love Made Me Drunk, Gregory Page has created a highly successful concept album, where Paris shines as both a romantic and haunted setting for the musician.
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Joel Plaskett, Solo in Montreal
Renowned Halifax singer/songwriter stops in Montreal for a special solo performance. With good old East Coast charm, he treated fans to an acoustic set to remember.
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Jose Gonzalez Live in Concert
Folk music’s newest star José González puts on a gracious, understated show for a Montreal audience. The set included hits from his album Veneer and a few surprises.
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Julie Doiron: Woke Myself Up
4/5: New Brunswick's Julie Doiron returns with Woke Myself Up, a fantastic, finely-crafted album that sets the tone for what should be an eventful year in music.
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KC's The Last Call Girls
Kansas City's alt.country darlings, The Last Call Girls, combine bluesy rock and toe-tapping country with a distinctly feminine perspective.
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M.Ward’s Post-War
4/5: M.Ward's Post-War strikes a perfect balance between pop sensibilities and social conscience. It is deservedly one of the most-acclaimed folk albums of the year.
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Mark Kozelek in Concert
Sun Kil Moon’s frontman Mark Kozelek plays an artistic and introspective show in Montreal. Folk101 brings you highlights from his moving set.
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Matt Costa in Concert
Matt Costa performs an inspired set to a sold-out crowd in Montreal, treating listeners to most of his debut album Songs We Sing and a few well-chosen covers.
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Montreal Jazz Festival Picks
Folk101 presents readers with its surefire but budget-conscious picks for folk music at this year’s Festival International de Jazz de Montréal.
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Most Underrated Albums of 2006
Folk101 reveals what albums have not been given their just desserts in the year-end round ups. Somehow few have realized these are among 2006's best records.
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Norah Jones: Not Too Late
3/5: Norah Jones treads familiar territory with her latest release, Not Too Late. This time, however, she's singing her own songs and giving listeners a few surprises.
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Ramblin' Jack Elliott Returns
4/5: Country-folk legend Ramblin' Jack Elliott returns with an introspective new album that tackles such lofty themes as aging, dying and opium dens.
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Rock Plaza Central in Montreal
Toronto's Rock Plaza Central mesmerizes a Montreal audience with their unique brand of indie-folk music, proving they deserve all of their recent critical praise.
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Ron Sexsmith: Time Being
4.5/5: Canadian singer/songwriter Ron Sexsmith returns with Time Being, a rumination on life through a collection of poetic lyrics and impeccably-written melodies.
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Springsteen's Protest (Pt. 1)
In We Shall Overcome, Bruce Springsteen voices a subtle, but powerful message of political protest. Part 1 explores the album’s pro-labor and anti-racism messages.
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T. Nile: At My Table
4/5: Up-and-coming singer/songwriter T. Nile debuts with a fantastic record, At My Table. It stands out as a mature, heartfelt, and startlingly original performance.
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The Celophane Flower Review
4/5: Sweden’s folk-rock veterans, The Celophane Flower, present In: Their Best Album So Far, a dreamy, melodious record that’s guaranteed to chase your worries away.
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The Decemberists: The Crane Wife
4/5: Indie-neo-folk favorites, The Decemberists make their major label debut with The Crane Wife. Folk101 lets you know how it measures up to their previous work.
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The Handsome Family
4.5/5: The Handsome Family return with a stellar new album that twists traditional country elements into a deeply moving and often disturbing vision of the modern world.
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Tom Waits’ Orphans: Bastards
5/5: The final segment of Tom Waits' excellent Orphans whisks listeners through a diverse collection of the songwriter's take on Kerouac, Bukowski and traditional songs.
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Tom Waits’ Orphans: Bawlers
5/5: Bawlers, disc two of Tom Waits' new collection Orphans, stands out for its poetic lyrics, poignant arrangements, and melodies that will tug at the heart strings.
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Unsigned: Derek Olive
Folk101’s Unsigned Series presents Derek Olive—a Montreal-based, singer/songwriter and guitar virtuoso whose debut album Our Passing Nows will be launched July 14th.
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Alacartoona and Modern Cabaret
Kansas City’s Alacartoona puts a modern twist on cabaret, playing music rooted in folk, jazz, and Broadway. Come into their world. But be prepared to be seduced…
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Alacartoona Live on the Air
4/5: Folk101 gets a sneak peak at Alacartoona’s forthcoming album, Live on the Air: KKFI Radio. It’s signature Alacartoona: a fun and sexy danse macabre.
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Alacartoona Q+A (Part 1)
Alacartoona lures an unsuspecting Folk101 to her lovely lair to talk about modern cabaret, the Kansas City music scene, and how to unleash your inner beauty.
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Alacartoona Q+A (Part 2)
Folk101 continues its conversation with Kansas City’s Alacartoona. Part 2 of the interview takes a closer look at the Kansas City music scene.
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Alacartoona Q+A (Part 3)
Folk101 concludes its conversation with Kansas City’s Alacartoona. In Part 3, these modern cabaret sensations send us on our way with a warm, fuzzy feeling inside.
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Best Albums of 2006
Folk101 weighs in with our picks for the best albums of 2006. The list features some seasoned veterans, some newcomers, and a handful of records others have missed.
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Bruce Springsteen's Latest
4.5/5: Bruce Springsteen’s “We Shall Overcome” mines the work of a folk legend to produce an inspired tribute to human dignity and survival.
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Johnny Cash: Personal File
3/5: The stark intimacy of Johnny Cash’s posthumous release, Personal File, will appeal to connoisseurs, but leave the average listener feeling bored and intrusive.
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Kris Delmhorst Review
5/5: In Strange Conversation, Kris Delmhorst reworks classic poems as folk songs, and in the process, creates her own artistic masterpiece.
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Notre Dame de Grass Concert
Montreal’s bluegrass super-group Notre Dame de Grass delivers a scorching show of authentic traditional music to an adoring hometown crowd.
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Springsteen's Protest (Pt. 2)
Part 2 of this article continues the discussion of the politics behind Bruce Springsteen's latest album with a discussion of its anti-war message.
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The Last Call Girls Q+A (Pt.1)
Folk101 sits down with Kansas City’s alt.country darlings, The Last Call Girls, for a little beer, barbecue, and light B+E.
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The Last Call Girls Q+A (Pt.2)
Part 2 of Folk101's conversation with Kansas City's hard-drinking honky-tonkers, The Last Call Girls.
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The Last Call Girls Q+A (Pt.3)
The third and final installment of Folk101's visit with Kansas City's alt.country up-and-comers, The Last Call Girls.
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