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Posters
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Don't Be Upset
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Something Good
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The Singing Tree
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Anxiety Attack
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Time Machine
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Moving
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Art Land
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New Old Friends
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They Always Knew
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Had It All
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Jeffrey Lewis New York, New York
Native New Yorker Jeffrey Lewis is a comic book writer/artist and a musician. Jeffrey Lewis and his band tour the world, mixing folk with noise and sharing stages with the likes of Stephen Malkmus, The Mountain Goats, and more. Jeffrey has albums out on Rough Trade, Moshi Moshi and Don GIovanni Records, and has been featured by NPR, The History Channel, The NY Times and more. ... more
Jeffrey Lewis recommends:
Great final record that caps Seth Faergolzia's 15-year "Dufus" project, loved by folks and antifolks alike.
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Lvov Goes To Emandee With My Unicef-Box
by Jack Lewis & The Cutoffs
Great record by brother Jack Lewis, including Jack's own versions of songs he wrote which sometimes appear on Jeffrey Lewis albums and concerts.
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Oh Vanille / ova nil
by Diane Cluck
Undiscovered gem of freak-folk, as psychedelic and healthy and disturbing as a gourd. Diane makes music by which to explore the Museum of Natural History by candlelight.
go to albumIf you like City & Eastern Songs (2006), you may also like:
The Jordan Lake Sessions: Volumes 1 and 2
by the Mountain Goats
supported by 15 fans who also own “City & Eastern Songs (2006)”
this feels like having some old friends over and talking into the small hours of the morning. I'm so happy this band and this record exist.
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Probably Nothing, Possibly Everything
by Pat The Bunny
supported by 14 fans who also own “City & Eastern Songs (2006)”
I don't think anything I write here will do justice to the artist who commited to this. It feels like he lets his heart open up to you with vulnerability and colours of sorrow, confusion, frustration and hope. All at once. And it's genuine. What does it all mean? Read the title. It all falls down in place and it's truly great.
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Berlin based songwriter Oliver Burghardt tempers avant-garde absurdities with charming anti-folk on his latest as Pink Lint.
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