Tag Archives: Neil Young

Album Review: Jonathan Wilson, “Fanfare”

Posted on January 5, 2014 by Tom Emanuel

When the title track on Jonathan Wilson’s Fanfare (2013) bursts forth with big, reverbed drums, symphonic strings, and flute accents, it might have you wondering whether you accidentally queued up a different Wilson, say, Brian or Dennis. It’s far from … Continue reading →

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Album Review: of Montreal, “Lousy with Sylvianbriar”

Posted on December 12, 2013 by Tom Emanuel

At the risk of uttering heresy, I think of Montreal mastermind Kevin Barnes may be the indie generation’s David Bowie. In its upper registers, Barnes’ voice recalls none other than Ziggy Stardust, especially in a live setting. And like the … Continue reading →

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Album Review: Jonathan Wilson, “Fanfare”

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