Leif Vollebekk is Back with a Fresh Batch of Stories
It’s been four years since we last heard from Leif Vollebekk, the laid back, Montreal-based old-school folk singer. His last record, North Americana, left a real impression on me, and since […]
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We drank green Margaritas, danced with sweet Senoritas: Courtney Barnett, the new Dylan? + Interview with Courtney at NXNE
Until recently, Australian music hasn’t had a huge impact on North American music markets. This has changed over the past few years, with the emergence of acts such as The […]
Stop searching, we found your new musical obsession. It’s “Brooklyn-based, New Zealand-bred septet” Streets of Laredo
If you’re trying to decide what to listen to for the rest of the fall season, stop looking. Streets of Laredo are mainly made up of New Zealanders living in […]
Majical Cloudz – or – Why Sincerity is a Vocalist’s Most Powerful Weapon
Vocalists have always held an important and unique role in the musical world. They have an ability that all instrumentalists are denied in that they can convey a greater meaning […]
When Leif Vollebekk Comes Above the Ground
Greetings fellow audiophiles! It seems it’s been a while since I’ve been able to add my humble contributions to The Indie Blender (actually it’s my first post since our gigantic […]
