Meet the Traveler

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Redding Hunter, aka Peter and the Wolf. His album "lightness" is now several years old, but never disappoints, like conversations with old friends. Lo-fi folky magnificence.



This Kid I Knew - Peter and the Wolf

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Punk, Still

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Another rawk song from the unincorporated. We love this awesome video, particularly the bowstaff reverend ninja kid. That's right, all kinds of nouns that should not be strung together.



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Yes, Ladies & Gentleman, Rock and Roll

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The Future of the Left are from Wales. This doesn't keep us from envisioning this song is somehow about former senator from PA, the honorable Rick Santorum. 'The shape of punk to come' we thinks.



Arming Eritrea - The Future of the Left

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What goes around comes around.

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The Tings Tings are probably best known in this country for their iPod affiliation, although they are utter pop superstars across the pond. We were listening to used to be known as Top 40 radio this evening when "That's Not My Name" came on. This has summer single written all over it despite it's original release being 2 years old. As any great single it struck us with familiarity, but specifically reminded us of "Wild Wild West" by The Escape Club. That song reminded us of "Pump It Up". And probably so on, and so on...






Not only do we think that these songs have remarkable sonic similarities without being Joe Satriani vs. Coldplay vs. Yusef Islam vs Cat Stevens vs etc.; they all have terrible music videos.

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Reevaluation

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We at the Unincorporated are not necessarily fans of young mister Oberst. But he has, however, been part of a modern folk revival and is involved with some artists we respect a great deal. That's definitely on display in this version of Lua he rerecorded with Gillian Welch for the Dark Was the Night compilation. Better than the original in our opinion.



Lua - Gillian Welch & Conor Oberst

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