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Bulletproof Within the Music: An Interview with David Gray

by Michael Franco

[29.Sep.09] :. For his first new album in four years, David Gray decided to go for broke, sacking his entire band, calling up friends like Annie Lennox and Jolie Holland, and -- for the first time in a long time -- no longer being self-conscious about what he's doing, describing himself as feeling "liberated" now ...

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Jolie Holland

by Tyler Wilcox

[2.Dec.08] :. Like Bob Dylan, the studio versions of a lot of Jolie Holland’s songs are mere blueprints for what’s possible onstage.

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Jolie Holland: The Living and the Dead

by Michael Metivier

[10.Oct.08] :. Holland demonstrates as convincingly as ever her playful yet solid command of Americana past and present as music to be lived in rather than just visited on a lark.

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Even looking inward, rapper maintains a healthy distrust

by Len Righi [The Morning Call (Allentown, Pa.) (MCT)]

[31.May.07] :. Sage Francis never flinches when discussing the instigative ingredients he sometimes uses to season his edgy raps. Well, almost never. Questioned about a potential line-crossing line in the...

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Sage Francis: Human the Death Dance

by Mike Schiller

[10.May.07] :. It is Sage Francis' self-inflicted precedent of thematically consistent albums that exposes the weaknesses of Human the Death Dance.

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Jolie Holland: Springtime Can Kill You

by Michael Metivier

[12.Jun.06] :. Apologies in advance for referring to this album as "Ms. Holland's Opus". It was cheap,easy, and I'm sure it's been done before, but it felt soooooo good.

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Jolie Holland: Escondida

by Zeth Lundy

[9.Sep.04] :. Jolie Holland’s Escondida positively reeks of authenticity. You can smell the draft beer seeping into the mahogany bar and see the hanging smoke go from gray to blue as it passes by the...