Fog Holler Portland, Oregon
Inspired by a range of influences from The Stanley Brothers to Buck Owens to Meshuggah, Fog Holler is a bluegrass band with an edge. Described by 2-time Grammy Award Winner Cathy Fink as “The next generation of the many shades of grass”, Fog Holler’s captivating tunes and coordinated outfits are quickly enthralling longtime bluegrass fans and newcomers alike. ... more
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I don't listen to much country music, so I don't really know where this one lands, but I find it has some pretty good tunes and definitively good musicianship. Some of the songs mights soound a bit cheesy, but I enjoy this album overall nonetheless. The tunes which are more sounding like ballads get my preference, such as Northern Babe, and North Country Blues.
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Wow. Progressive folk is the best folk! Traditional music evolves into something deeper and more evocative in Casey, Ethan, Louise, and Ethan’s skilled hands. What was old is new again. Thank you, Corner House.
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This is the one that converted me from "this is a pretty good band" to "I have to buy this album!"
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