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Wednesday, January 27 2010

Part 3: From Porcupine Tree to Wye Oak

Slipped Discs continues with Norwegian electro pop, lots of Scottish pop goodness, two rock institutions, a Soviet born chanteuse and many more. All records that missed our top 60 list last year.


Reviews

Friday, October 7 2011

'The Swell Season' Explores That Kind of Love That Serves a Momentary Purpose

Glen Hansard and Markéta Irglová's relationship now is equally beautiful and tragic, as they're united by a shared passion and torn apart by the same thing.


Thursday, July 14 2011

Modern Troubadours: Eddie Vedder + Glen Hansard: 18 June 2011 – Hartford

Vedder’s solo show brought a fantastic evening of solo ukulele songs and some Pearl Jam favorites to Hartford. However, as he shared his softer side, Vedder was occasionally outdone by a loud audience.


Friday, November 6 2009

The Swell Season: Strict Joy

The duo from Once return with a fine new album. It's mostly about how their real-life relationship fell apart, but with strong songwriting and gorgeous singing.


Wednesday, October 15 2008

The Swell Season + Bill Callahan

Anyone that’s ever stepped foot in Nashville, Tennessee knows the Ryman Auditorium is a place of myth, magic, and miracles.


Blogs

Wednesday, January 20 2010

The Swell Season + Josh Ritter: 19.Jan.2010 - NYC

Words and Pictures by Thomas Hauner


Wednesday, November 4 2009

The Swell Season - "Low Rising" (video)

The Swell Season is Glen Hansard and Marketa Irglova's first album without the built-in emotional resonance that comes from the identification of character, plot, and…


News

Friday, August 6 2010

Swell Season puts together a swell session

EVANSTON, Ill. — Glen Hansard wasn't happy, but at least he was polite about it. "It sounds cool," the 35-year-old singer said in his Irish…


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