The prodigal son
Ry Cooder
Emneord
Minder om
The American epic sessions : original motion picture soundtrack
When shadows fall
Thorbjørn Risager
Strange angels : In flight with Elmore James
Elmore James
Habit
Snail Mail
A pleasing melancholy : John Dowland's Lachrimae Pavans and sundry sorrowful songs
Chelys Consort of Viols
Leave some things behind
The Steel Wheels
The essential Eric Andersen
Eric Andersen
How did I find myself here?
The Dream Syndicate
Heartattack and vine
Tom Waits
Anmeldelser (3)
American songwriter
d. 18. maj 2017
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Hal Horowitz
d. 18. maj 2017
"The closing "Anchor" with the hopeful "We'll be as good as gold, yeah we're gonna shine" provides a glimmer of hope that the Mastersons will weather whatever personal storms they have experienced to continue moving into a career that with Transient Lullaby seems to be gaining traction".
PopMatters
d. 15. maj 2017
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Steve Horowitz
d. 15. maj 2017
"One can find many examples of parallels between this album and Young's '70s music. The Mastersons may not purposely be trying to recreate a Neil Young album, of course, but the many pleasures of Transient Lullaby suggest the two share much in common in wonderful ways. Now is the time to, ahem, reap the harvest. As the title of the album suggests, everything changes in this temporal world".
DownBeat
2017 November
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Joe Tangari
2017 November
"Call it alt-country, Americana, cosmic American music or something else, but the music gets harder to pin down with each passing year as its many streams join and re-join in different configurations. One record that offers a nice distillation of all those streams is Transient Lullaby ... Chris Masterson and Eleanor Whitmore sing most of the album in close harmony, and Whitmore's fiddle provides an expressive third voice".