folkyeahfolkrock:

I picked this up based on its description: “medieval folk” from 1970. The intricate and melodious picking of the Amazing Blondel, Eddie Baird, John Gladwin, and Terry Wincott, do not disappoint! Their music was based on renaissance forms, in theory, and they did use period instruments such as lutes, crumhorns, cittern, and Theorbo. Here is the track “Pavan” from their album Evensong. Island Records 1970.

valuska:

Sharon Van Etten — Same Dream

L’année dernière à marienbad vs. “her dream self will meet my dream self somewhere in the depths of my unconscious, and we’ll talk until sunrise”.

putablueribbononmybrain:

Sharon Van Etten - For You

gearwhore:

Jeff Tweedy’s (Wilco) pedalboard

a-voice-at-the-end-of-the-line:

Beautiful.

Instrumental // Elliott Smith (Satyricon, Portland 10-14-99)

(Source: elliottsmithappreciation)

surrealdog:

Buffalo Springfield - Expecting to Fly

euvelab:

I Don’t Think I’m Ever Gonna Figure It Out- Elliott Smith

(via elliottsmithappreciation)

certainsongs:

Gold Leaves - The Silver Lining

metaphoor:

Karen Dalton - Take Me