Nat Johnson Sheffield, UK
“A treat for fans of PJ Harvey and Alela Diane” – Subba Cultcha
"Let’s talk about Nat Johnson.
Sometimes people do, but not nearly loud enough or often enough, which is a shame, because she is as integral to the Sheffield scene as Kid Acne murals and Jarvis Cocker poems on the sides of buildings." - The Girls Are
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Sheffield Shanty II / Groucho
by Monkey Swallows the Universe
supported by 12 fans who also own “Padre Volante”
Another nice "reunion item" done by Nat Johnson and Kevin Gori in 2016, featuring two of their songs from the 2006 debut "The Bright Carvings". Nat Johnson's Version 2.0 of "Sheffield Shanty" has undergone a complete overhaul, shining with a full-blown wind arrangement now, similar to the stunning "Not Now, Horse" on "Neighbour of the Year". Kevin Gori's "Groucho" - a hidden track then on "The Bright Carvings" - is a quite faithful rendering of the original version, except that he's singing a bit less out of tune here... yes, really!
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Live at Queens Social Club
by Monkey Swallows the Universe
supported by 8 fans who also own “Padre Volante”
"Monkey Swallows the Universe" was Nat Johnson's first band back in 2006/2007. Unfortunately, the albums "The Bright Carvings" and "The Casket Letters" are difficult to get at the time of this writing, so this nice live recording of a 2016 reunion gig is sort of a temporary remedy. The songs are presented faithfully unplugged, led by Nat Johnson's trademark vocals (except for Kevin Gori's "Groucho", which is sung by himself), accompanied by acoustic guitar, strings, percussion, and - if I'm not mistaken - a melodica... well, it might be an accordion as well.
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Indietracks Compilation 2014
by Various Artists
supported by 6 fans who also own “Padre Volante”
Another great album - dean wareham, joanna gruesome, lonely tourist, dorotea, the chills, manhattan love suicides & spearmint are all highlights but the whole lot is pretty darn great really
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Sorry I'm So Sensitive
by Bea Stewart
The second EP from Northern Irish singer-songwriter Bea Stewart runs from gentle folk to pillowy pop ballads, all perfectly executed.
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Love, Loss and Washing Lines
by Matt Hawkins
A dozen folky songs from this Brisbane musician recall the wit and romance of early Billy Bragg.
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The Edge of the Land
by Katie Spencer
Spencer's indie folk sophomore album was recorded live in the studio over the course of two days.
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three songs
by Without Feathers
supported by 5 fans who also own “Padre Volante”
Keep up the good work ! You look promising!
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