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Choice 5 for October

Modern Rock Review’s Choice 5 for October 2017 features music from around the world including Barock Project, Curse of Lono, Matt Hannah, Nescora, and Abraham Sarache.


 

The Gardener by Abraham Sarache

The Gardner by Abraham Sarache

The Gardner is a progressive rock concept album by Dutch musician Abraham Sarache. The album is notable for its use of unique sounds and instrumentation such as the cuatro and the ukulele.

Abraham Sarache online

Abraham Sarache on Twitter    Abraham Sarache on Reverbnation    Abraham Sarache on Facebook    Abraham Sarache on Instagram
Abraham Sarache website
Buy The Gardner


 

Some Place Some Where by Nescora

Some Place Some Where by Nescora

Nescora is a New York City artist who released his debut album, Some Place Some Where, this past July. This LP features a collection of Blues and Americana flavored tunes with confessional lyrics.

Nescora online

Nescora on Reverbnation    Nescora on Facebook    Nescora on Instagram
Buy Some Place Some Where


 

Detachment by Barock Project

Detachment by Barock Project

Italy’s Barock Project offer a cool combination of rock and jazz with a nice dose of classical baroque music and good vocal harmony. Detachment is the fifth album by this group who has been making professional recordings for over a decade.

Barock Project online

Barock Project on Twitter    Barock Project on Reverbnation    Barock Project on Facebook   
Barock Project website
Buy Detachment


 

Dreamland by Matt Hannah

Dreamland by Matt Hannah

Dreamland is a fine Americana album by Minneapolis-based artist Matt Hannah, who expertly incorporates his personal experiences with some vintage sonic vibes and musical approaches from times gone by.

Matt Hannah online

Matt Hannah on Twitter    
Matt Hannah website
Buy Dreamland


 

Curse of Lono EP

Curse of Lono EP by Curse of Lono

Curse of Lono is the debut, self-titled EP from the London-based quintet. It features four tracks with a distinct blend of harmony-laden Americana with Gothic-style indie-rock.

Curse of Lono online

Curse of Lono on Facebook    Curse of Lono on Instagram
Buy Curse of Lono


 

See you on Sunday, November 5th for the next installment of Choice 5!

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Modern Rock Review’s look at 5 new album releases, published on October 5, 2017.

 

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