Robbie Fulks has an enticing new double-live document,
Revenge (buy it), with one disc a band rave-up and the other an acoustic affair. The latter features a cover of Cher's "Believe" (which you can listen to via
Yep Roc's Media Room) and a duet with Kelly Hogan on
the Carter Family's "Away out on the Old Saint Sabbath".
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That's about all that caught my eye this week to seek out at the record shop. But one thing I have to recommend that came out a few months back is Saturday Looks Good to Me and Flashpap'r frontman
Fred Thomas' solo album
Sink Like a Symphony (buy it), full of ever-satisfying, sad la-la-la codas and lo-fi folk goodness that should heavily appeal to fans of Kind of Like Spitting, Bishop Allen and just plain good music. Big thumbs up.
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