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07-10-2013, 09:49 AM | #1 (permalink) | |
...here to hear...
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Restless Faithful ... by Kath Bloom & Loren Connors
Time for us to chat about Frownland´s winner in the recent FAIR poll:-
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07-15-2013, 04:50 AM | #2 (permalink) |
gimme gimme
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Emotional is right! So not my taste. But, as with most of the music that turns up in this club, I can appreciate its artistry. I also like the guitar bits. Her vocals don't do it for me, though. It kinda sounds like a lullaby. I'm sure it could be used as such, also...
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07-21-2013, 10:02 AM | #3 (permalink) |
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Some music does it´s job so well that it immediately puts you in a special mood, and that´s what Frownland´s latest nomination did for me. The songs I listened to were unadorned, plaintive, confessional although I couldn´t get access to the whole album;the album is not very easy to find, but that rather matches the kind of cult status that Kath Bloom and Loren Connors share.
Like misspoptart, I had a problem with KB´s voice, which I found rather weak and high-pitched. Given that her voice is the dominant element on the albums, that means that I won´t be playing these songs too often, even though I was struck by their uncompromising honesty and some of the lyrics, which made me think, "hey, that´s good. I must remember that!" So, overall, this album gets a Good vote from me
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