A mix of folk and electronica is all well and good - but what happens when you don't have the tunes?

The Cave Singers continue with their brand of lo-fi indie-folk on their sophomore release. 

Guitar solos! Psychedelia! Tugboat captains! Dream Get Togther has it all...or does it?

New Zealand's fourth-most-popular guitar-based digi-bongo-acapella-rap-funk-comedy folk duo releases their second studio album.

Califone returns with yet another solid set of interesting folk-rock songs.

 Following up on the orchestrated touches and marital dos/don'ts of At Home With Owen, Mike Kinsella dives headfirst into New Leaves committed to both.  Luckily for us, the headaches of growing up come bundled with a fair share of grace.

Caroline Week's sings the poetry of Edna St. Vincent Millay on her debut album

A surprising genre-hopping gem.

Weary from all the dense freak folk?  This is a much lighter affair in the upper air.

Recent Paw Tracks signee's debut album would be fun if it weren't for his would-be witty ironic persona.