• Michael Hurley

    Happy Birthday from Michael Hurley, Nelsonville Music Festival, May 28, 2015
    Amos Perrine Posted On May 29, 2015



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    Album Review
    Scott Hrabko & The Rabbits – Biscuits & Gravity
    Mike Warren Posted On May 12, 2015


    Whenever Scott Hrabko plays in his hometown of Kansas City, Missouri, whether it’s just Hrabko and his guitar at a song circle or a Saturday night show at a local used bookstore with one of the many permutations of his […]


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    Michael Hurley – Ancestral Swamp
    Archive Posted On November 1, 2007


    It’s a momentous occasion in Snock history: Folk singer Michael Hurley — Elwood Snock, to his friends — has released his 20th full album, his first for Devendra Banhart’s Gnomonsong label. Banhart’s enterprise, which he co-founded with Vetiver’s Andy Cabic, […]


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    Michael Hurley – Down In Dublin
    Archive Posted On January 1, 2005


    With his simple three-chord songs, unadorned voice and delivery, and straightforward lyrics, Michael Hurley makes it sound so effortless; his music feels like it has a momentum (albeit off-kilter) of its own, and he’s just along for the ride. But […]


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    Michael Hurley – Snockgrass
    Archive Posted On January 1, 1998


    It’s hard to put a finger on Michael Hurley. Emerging in the early ’70s with a couple of homemade albums, Armchair Boogie and Hi Fi Snock Uptown (both on the Raccoon label), he appeared in the guise of a crazy […]


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