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New "supergroup" Bonny Light Horseman (Anais Mitchell, Josh Kaufman, Fruit Bats) has a lead single out featuring Aaron Dessner. MC Taylor of Hiss Golden Messenger tweeted that it's the best song he's heard in 2019 (which is what caught my attention):




I like it. Sort of amazing that Mitchell is hitching her horse to this wagon after the year she's had. They're doing a bit of touring over the next few months, gonna try to catch them when they come through Indy in September.
 
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Louisa Branscomb has a new album. She’s a songwriter for many different bluegrass artists. Lots of cameos from folks like Molly Tuttle, Sierra Hull, Claire Lynch, Dale Ann Bradley. Super stoked that Spotify alerted me to it this morning!


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That's some of the best instrument mixing I've ever heard. Everything has a presence in the headphones, nothing drowns anything out or muddles. Damn.
 
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Some hardcore Childers fans are mad online about him and Sturgill switching up some arrangements on the songs for the studio versions. Sounds pretty great to me though.
Looks great, I made the mistake of trusting my local record store the they said, “oh, yeah we will definitely get the indie exclusive” and of course they did not and now it’s seemingly sold out. If anyone stumbles across a copy of the indie exclusives at retail, PM me the link or if you find one at a local store, I will reimburse ya for purchase and shipping cost. If not, no biggie I will wait til the black version is under $20 and grab on of those. The cover are looks great too.
 
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Some hardcore Childers fans are mad online about him and Sturgill switching up some arrangements on the songs for the studio versions. Sounds pretty great to me though.

People will always complain about something. Most of those Childers fans would prefer every song be just him and an acoustic guitar (which would still be great). I think the production on the album is fantastic.
 
People will always complain about something. Most of those Childers fans would prefer every song be just him and an acoustic guitar (which would still be great). I think the production on the album is fantastic.

It is like this mentality now that you can't like someone once they start making a living playing music. I found about Childers when Purgatory came out and from Sturgill Simpson but when I went and saw him in concert people where just talking about how bad Purgatory was and how overproduced it is.
 
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There was an amazing album released today by Tyler Childers, maybe the best of the year, but hidden in the ether is a bonafide gem from Mike and the Moonpies.
 
It is like this mentality now that you can't like someone once they start making a living playing music. I found about Childers when Purgatory came out and from Sturgill Simpson but when I went and saw him in concert people where just talking about how bad Purgatory was and how overproduced it is.
FWIW, when I was first hearing the hype train about Tyler build I put off listening to purgatory because I really didn’t enjoy his acoustic live YouTube videos but after finally giving Purgatory a Chance I almost immediately fell in love with it which in turn helped me enjoy the live stuff more.
 
Absolutely ridiculous!

Yeah, nows the time to list it for absurd prices. More power too em. I doubt anyone will bite at $200 but I am certain folks with more money than common sense or patience will over pay for some colored wax.
 
There was an amazing album released today by Tyler Childers, maybe the best of the year, but hidden in the ether is a bonafide gem from Mike and the Moonpies.
The current album and Steak Night prior are two great country records. If you don't have them, grab them because they are the real deal.
 
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