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Five Discoveries from the Iceland Airwaves Music Festival

Five Discoveries from the Iceland Airwaves Music Festival

By: John Gaudes  Even in the near-freezing climate of early November, Iceland is a stunning country to visit. Mountain faces with falling water, deep fjords, spitting geysers, and cap glaciers all stand tall in a country of just 320,000 people. Iceland’s natural beauty has plenty to offer in its small space – a fitting metaphor for Iceland Airwaves, an urban music festival that’s gained a quiet…

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Good evening everyone! I played a show in Berlin some days ago and did a little session for ALEX Berlin. This one is called Funemployment, and it's for everyone who has ever been unemployed. heart emoticon

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Best albums of 2014

Best albums of 2014 - selected by @ashleyscrace @keefyh and yours truly aka @noisy_bishop_jr

Mexico’s Paseo de la Reforma.

  Ahoy there! We have another one of them fancy lists for your reading pleasure. Since everyone and their mothers (and farmers’ mothers) have a “best of” list by now, we asked our readers and collaborators for their choices. Some heard the call and voraciously, viciously and vividly described what they enjoyed (or not – more on that later) in this year of our Lord…

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Recorded this session with Dad Rocks! An absolutely beautiful song, recorded when they were on their European tour in Leeds.

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Peers - Dad Rocks!

Since 2010, Iceland's Snævar Njáll Albertsson (not quite Midwestern) has been crafting a pop/folk sound that is rarely disagreeable, and never uninspiring or drab. His upbeat melodies and quirky lyricism hit a new high with his 2014 release, "Year of the Flesh"--same old Dad Rocks, new lush trumpet and string sounds.

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Review : Dad Rocks! - Year of the flesh

Review : Dad Rocks! @dadrocks1 - Year of the flesh (by @noisy_bishop_jr)

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Not only is this a very late review for a rather good album, but for all the lateness that gave leeway for a more detailed analysis, the main question remains: What genre do we put Dad Rocks!in? Folk? Too intricate for it. Baroque pop? Not enough chamber instruments, but we are…

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Video of the day: Dad Rocks! - In The Seine