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1. www.rollingstone.com › music › music-countryThe Felice Brothers Just Won’t Quit - Rolling Stone

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   May 8, 2019 · But it’s hard not to also see the Felice Brothers’ recent music as a commentary on a mainstream music industry from which the band has increasingly retreated.

2. glidemagazine.com › 302495 › felice-brothersFelice Brothers Reaffirm Great Music Is Timeless With Vast ...

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   Jun 27, 2024 · Confoundingly, the upstate New York natives released it with virtually no notice, exclusively on Bandcamp. The resulting exposure for the music–or conversely, the lack thereof–may explain why Valley of Abandoned Songs appears, with some fanfare, on Conor Oberst’s new record label.

3. americanahighways.org › 2021/09/17 › review-theREVIEW: The Felice Brothers “From Dreams to Dust”

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   Sep 17, 2021 · The Felice Brothers – From Dreams to Dust. On their latest release, From Dreams to Dust, out now, The Felice Brothers balance their late night revivalism, stream of consciousness lyricism, and quiet intimate moments as they embrace their roots and push beyond settled boundaries.

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   Jun 27, 2024 · The Hollywood noir album opener “Crime Scene Queen” is an instant Felice Brothers classic that would have been right at home on 2023’s Asylum on the Hill, with its haunting harmonies and creeping sense of foreboding.

5. nysmusic.com › 2024/07/22 › interview-feliceValley of Abandoned Songs: Felice Brothers Embrace Imperfection

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   Jul 22, 2024 · Comprising of 13 euphonious and whimsical tracks, often featuring bizarre and enigmatic other-worldly characters, Catskills-based folk and rock quartet The Felice Brothers impressively accomplished this feat with the release of their latest album Valley of Abandoned Songs.

6. glidemagazine.com › 298236 › felice-brothers-charmFelice Brothers Charm With Natural Poise On Versatile 'Asylum ...

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   Dec 21, 2023 · But Asylum On The Hill is the best of the lot and arguably their best yet: gone is the ramshackle charm of their music, replaced by a natural poise replete with confidence and imagination. The twelve-song collection was recorded over ten days in May ’23 in an old church in Harlemville, NY.

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   Are the Felice Brothers a reflection on the mainstream music industry?

   • But it’s hard not to also see the Felice Brothers’ recent music as a commentary on a mainstream music industry from which the band has increasingly retreated. The Felice Brothers, who began as New York City buskers, came to prominence during the late-Aughts folk-Americana boom ushered in by groups like the Avett Brothers and Mumford & Sons.

   The Felice Brothers Just Won’t Quit - Rolling Stone

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   Are the Felice Brothers still a good band?

   • As that conclusion suggests, the Felice Brothers continue to draw on history, musical and otherwise, while simultaneously anticipating the future and contemplating the present. No wonder this eccentric ensemble continues to make albums like Valley of Abandoned Songs that reaffirm the notion great music is timeless.

   Felice Brothers Reaffirm Great Music Is Timeless With Vast 'Valley of

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   Why have the Felice Brothers retreated from mainstream music?

   • Ian vaguely refers to “the climate of what’s happening” as one reason for the group’s shift toward the sociopolitical on the last few albums. But it’s hard not to also see the Felice Brothers’ recent music as a commentary on a mainstream music industry from which the band has increasingly retreated.

   The Felice Brothers Just Won’t Quit - Rolling Stone

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   What does the Felice Brothers music sound like?

   • The Felice Brothers' music sounds the way Dylan & The Band's cover to The Basement Tapes looks: pastoral, anachronistic, ramshackle. April 3, 2009 • Throughout Faithfull's 40-year career, change has been the only constant.

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8. www.npr.org › artists › 87857250The Felice Brothers - NPR

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   Dec 16, 2021 · July 29, 2013 • Though it first specialized in rowdy rock 'n' roll, the brother-band has spent the last few years exploring the more reflective side of its barroom-friendly, accordion-enhanced...