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Pina Palau
Review: Pina Palau - You Better Get Used To It
A warm, observant indie-folk record that finds poetry in ordinary days without trying too hard.
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Gerr Walsh
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Ages and Ages delivers melody-first indie folk with restraint, clarity, and quiet confidence.
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Sela
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Warm alternative folk production with crisp percussion and strong lyrical framing.
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11 October 2026 – Benny Hagerty Finds Open Roads and Personal History on Debut Album Hills and Highways
South Carolina singer-songwriter Benny Hagerty receives critical praise for eight-track debut album Hills & Highways, recorded on Nashville's Music Row with Jess Savio.
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11 October 2026 – Steve Stinson Turns a Broken Life Plan Into Americana Debut Cocoon
Oklahoma-born singer-songwriter Steve Stinson releases nine-track debut album Cocoon, transforming corporate disillusionment and heartbreak into honest roots music.
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10 October 2026 – The Decemberists Return With The Better Part Of Bravery for Colin Meloy's Wildwood Film
The Decemberists release The Better Part Of Bravery, their first new song in over two years, featured in the stop-motion film Wildwood.
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10 October 2026 – Jeff Tweedy, Ratboys and Steve Earle Celebrate John Prine's Eightieth Birthday in Chicago
Independent musicians including Jeff Tweedy, Ratboys, and Steve Earle unite at Chicago Theatre to celebrate John Prine's 80th birthday.
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9 October 2026 – Parquet Courts' Andrew Savage Launches Iconic Fugues and Makes Six Minutes of Beautifully Uncomfortable Folk Rock
Parquet Courts frontman Andrew Savage forms Iconic Fugues in Marseille, releasing the six-minute folk-rock debut single 2025 Dream/2025 Blues.
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9 October 2026 – Jess Kerber Releases Louisiana Song and Mourns a Home That Climate Change Is Slowly Taking Away
Nashville songwriter Jess Kerber shares Louisiana Song ahead of album The World Is Dark, But I Want It To Be Funny, exploring personal grief and coastal erosion.