brit_b I have listened to bluegrass and old-timey style banjo music for many years. Nora Brown has the most poetic interpretation of these styles that I have heard so far. She is the John Fahey of banjo (but also with striking vocals). Favorite track: Little Satchel.

Michael Mueller There's something otherworldly about Nora Brown.

She is an innovative, highly accomplished stylist and true artist who somehow taps into the very essence American Primitivism right at the point it intersects with the usually obscured introspective heart of Bluegrass.

She's more than a prodigy, she's an oracle. A time-traveller. Listening to her music is both transportive and transformative, such is her hypnotic precision and liquid feel.

Can she get better? I can't wait to find out.
Favorite track: Cumberland Gap.

jiristepan I've been obsessed with Nora Brown's new album Long Time To Be Gone few months now. At seventeen, she plays like a mythical banjo legend and her music touches me with something terribly believable. Enchanting.

Alice M. I already wrote so many silly comparisons that I don’t have much to lose now:
This sometimes sounds like Emma Ruth Rundle making soft covers of Chelsea Wolfe tracks. But that’s probably just because I don’t know that many singer-songwriter.
TL; DR: Soothing as hell; don’t pay too much attention to the weird old-school-looking cover art. Favorite track: Entity.

I admire her voice, the lyrics, this dark, captivating music. I don't really like the other albums, they are too playful for me. This one and “They moved in s exceptional. Expressive. I listen to especially this one over and over again. Favorite track: Metamorphosis.

Dimitrios Kountouris Absolutely beautiful and inspiring. Favorite track: Infernal.

Michael Meara Without a doubt one of the best albums I have had the pleasure of hearing. Emily's voice is so warm and inviting. The music is mixed to perfection, providing a dark and involving melancholic beauty. I cannot recommend this album enough. An essential and astounding work.

Joseph Ingram This Album is Absolutely beautiful
emily has Such an Enchantingly Beautiful voice it had me Spellbound right from the start so i went and Purchased the CD and then listened 2 of her other albums and Then bought Them on cd aswell .

I Highly Recommend giving this Album and the rest of of Emily's Discography A Few Listens its a Absloute Magical music Masterpiece .. Favorite track: Show Me the War.

mulilu This album feels to me like the perfect, heart cuddling breeze. Also the album sound itself, as an aspect, is a shiny delight.
can't choose a favorite track :)

Ralph Douglas Messa are a musicians band. Jacob Bannon from Converge is a big fan. Enough said.Solid arrangements, great mix, and high end musicianship and vocals. Rock and Roll is alive and well! Global domination awaits!

saratomb There's not a skip really on this album. It flows amazingly and makes you want for more. I like the doom and I like the jazz in it. Messa's at their best according to my humble opinion. Favorite track: Suspended.

Bethany Deep, dark, atmospheric, and beautiful. Sara’s vocals, both ethereal and powerful, blend seamlessly with the instrumentals. Favorite track: Pilgrim.

sean "swear there used to be different seasons" Favorite track: Switchboard (produced by Sebb Bash).

Death Magpie Make J. Cole rap on these beats Favorite track: Switchboard (produced by Sebb Bash).

patburkejr28 It’s crazy to me that Doves is considered a “bonus track”. It’s legitimately one of the best rap songs I’ve heard this decade. The rest of the album is amazing as well the production in particular is very varied and sounds great. Love this album.

Favorite track: Doves.