Artist: Owen Pallett Album: In Conflict Genre: Chamber Pop Label: Domino/Secret City Owen Pallett has been standing on the curved line of fame for years. The 34-year-old Canadian has yet to become a household name, but he’s played a part in the sound of so many who are. As a composer, he’s done arrangements for the […]
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REVIEW: Owen Pallett – ‘In Conflict’
May 31st, 2014 
Nina Corcoran 
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REVIEW: Nat Baldwin – ‘In The Hollows’
May 8th, 2014 Nina Corcoran Artist: Nat Baldwin Album: In The Hollows Genre: Chamber Pop Label: Western Vinyl Nat Baldwin is a careful man. It’s difficult to imagine the Dirty Projectors bassist being anything but after growing up in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, surrounded by trees and the type of community that rids politeness of stiff formalities. He forgoes beer onstage […]
Posted in Features, News, Reviews Tags: 2014, album, album review, bass, Cello, Chamber, Chamber Pop, dirty projectors, folk, instrumental, music, Nat Baldwin, new, new album, nina corcoran, orchestra, People Changes EP, pop (genre), review, solo, Upright Bass, Western Vinyl Comments Off on REVIEW: Nat Baldwin – ‘In The Hollows’