indie folk, anyone?

[Rubberneck]

just curious if any of you have gotten in to, or just heard, any of the indie folk movement. don't get the wrong impression...the music isn't very folky for those of you who are narrowminded. there are a lot of interesting and talented song writers out there.

i'll go ahead and suggest papa m, devendra banhart, sufjan stevens, little wings, sparkle horse, and if you want some fucked up music, try joanna newsome. lately i've been obsessing over sufjan stevens "seven swans" album, so if you are looking for some really good mellow music in the likes of kick-assingness, check it out.

[Castro]

seven swans is an awesome awesome album. i quite like the instumentals in joanna newsom - but her voice really pisses me off. i will check out the other stuff tho

[soniktruth]

papa m is really good.

[Bradley]

I really like Joanna and I'd probably bang her too. Don't know the others guys mentioned. I'm always open.

[Bradley]

There's a Joanna Newsom song on an ORANGE tv commercial now that I saw like yesterday for the first time. Not off Milk Eyed Mende and I don't have it in my other songs.

Rubberneck....do you like M.Ward?

[Rubberneck]

i'm not familiar with M. Ward. i haven't downloaded music for about a year or so and i've been broke for a while now...i'm not really getting much exposure to unfamiliar artists right now except for local stuff from playing around town. how would you discribe him/her/them and what should i look for if i were to pick something up?

[Bradley]

for M. Ward, why not try his new album, Transistor Radio? or if you want a track to start off with, I really like "Fuel for Fire".