Norwegian band Kings of Convenience’s first album in 12 years arrives with old habits: simplistic and warm songs that embrace the listener in a friendly feeling filled with fond memories.
Kings of Convenience – Peace Or Love
Tag: Folk
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The Weather Station – Ignorance
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Bill Callahan – Gold Record
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Angel Olsen – Whole New Mess
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Jason Molina – Eight Gates
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Taylor Swift – folklore
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Sufjan Stevens – “America”
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Neil Young – Homegrown
After almost five decades lost, Neil Young's Homegrown is released, and with it a set of intimate, true and simply beautiful songs reach the world, completing the singer's artistic peak and discography.
