jane doe A soundtrack to the shadows that move at the edge perception... load this one up for a long ride out in the country! Favorite track: Chasing the Gowk.

betweenthetracks Im very happy to support cancer research

Nickie Harte Kelly Sweet-voiced acoustic folkie from the UK, Liz Overs performs lead vocals and autoharp on these 12 original and traditional tunes. She is backed by very capable and tasteful players on acoustic and electric guitars, ebow, marxophone, psaltery, double bass, banjo, concertina, and mandolin, striking just the right balance. The result is pastoral and timeless. Favorite track: Prayer to the Year.

warren wigutow Simply & not so simply gorgeous.

Simon Meader A truly beautiful album mixing haunting original songs with superb arrangements of traditional material. Favorite track: Prayer to the Year.

Musicshockworld From my review(musicshockworld): “Songs as a tribute to the need for a blanket that ensures the safety of the soul: that's why everything flows, but a dark, a boulder, an avalanche, a landslide and an earthquake find a way to give us a sense of abundance that electrify the nerves and there colours of gray.”

mikehoolboom Field recordings from the artist's Scottish adventure, you can hear the hours of waiting, the precision and care. Yes, it's wind and water, but each soft brush against the clothesline, each metal groan and protest is pronounced as if the beginnings of a new alphabet. Simone Weill, the mystic marxist, said that prayer was undivided attention. This album, like all of Bonnetta's work, is a prayer.
Favorite track: Innse Gall I.

yeehaw90125 if the music industry never evolved past 8-track recording this would be the result Favorite track: Popafangout.

Gabriel9x Beatles circa Rubber Soul meets Guided By Voices. Favorite track: I Don't Have The Heart.

jackieporfavor It makes me want to run through bluebells and over cockleshells. Beautiful from start to finish.