Civilized Man
• September 24, 2012 • Leave a CommentPosted in Album Review, Daniel Ellsworth & The Great Lakes
Tags: 2012 music, Adele, America, American, bass, bluegrass, Civilized Man, cmt, country, Daniel Ellsworth, Daniel Ellsworth & The Great Lakes, dave matthews, electronic, elton john, elvis, freddie mercury, fun., guitar, hillbilly rock, indie, indie pop, Jason Mraz, Joel Wren, johnny cash, kansas, keyboard, loretta lynn, Mark Nevers, Marshall Skinner, Metro Station, modern, mumford & sons, music, nashville, new artist, new music, ohio, piano, pop, randy newman, Regina Spektor, rock, Rock n' Roll, rockabilly, sara bareilles, shoe fits, tennessee, Timon Lance, Who's Afraid of Music
POLYHYMNIΔ: C▲† L▲DY / ΞND †IMΞS
• July 1, 2012 • Leave a CommentPosted in Album Review, POLYHYMNIΔ
Tags: ambient, Arc, atmospheric bass music, Aural Sects, Bijou Win†ers, Bijou Winters, Bjork, BL▲CK CEILING, Burial, Cat Lady, Cat Lady / End Times, C▲† L▲DY / ΞND †IMΞS, Drowning the Colossus, electronica, End Times, Ʌ, Fever Ray, Fluorescent Records, future garage, house, industrial, James Blake, Khan Kurra, Koda, Kremlin Dusk, Madeleine L'Engle, music review, oOoOO, Open House Conspiracy, Poe, Polyhymnia, Polyhymnia O'Keefe, POLYHYMNIΔ, R&B, Rated R, Regina Spektor, Rihanna, rock, Sarasote, ska-punk, Tallahassee, Tallahassee music, The Mars Volta, underground music, Utada Hikaru, VS//YOUTHCLUB, Waves, Who's Afraid of Music, witch house
