Soul-Junk will probably win the award for most authentic stylistic changes by any band: always experimental, but swinging fully into all forms of indie, electronic, alternative, hip-hop, and rock. 1961 is labeled as a “return to core-band archaeopteryx rock form.” … Continued
Fans of Wovenhand know what to expect from David Eugene Edwards and company: Gothic Alternative Americana weirdness at its best. Every album from Wovenhand seems to retain the same feel while offering up some new twists that really fit well. … Continued
This is probably one of my favorite releases this year. Wovenhand masterfully combines a dark, gothic Americana sound with a whole host of world music influences. I love world music, but I tend to hate the half-baked attempts most American … Continued