THE VINYL WORD: BOISE NATIVE EILEN JEWELL’S ‘QUEEN OF THE MINOR KEY’ NOW AVAILABLE ON DELICIOUS WAX!

BUY THE VINYL HERE

Firstly, this disc is blessed with an evocative title, and its song of the same name delivers the sounds to match. Where do we place Eilen Jewell, this country miss who also sounds like a darkly mysterious rock’n’roller, a blues-gal, a purveyor of garage exotica? She appears to be quite naturally gravitating toward several scenes simultaneously, well-versed in the manners of each form. Jewell sings and plays acoustic guitar, also taking the occasional harmonica solo.

In a recorded career that only began in 2005, Jewell has already been marinated by a variety of styles for each of her album projects. Now, she’s refining her songwriting into an individualist composite of myriad genres, crafting works which resonate with her own personality. It’s clear that she’s no dilettante, and that her understanding of rock’n’roll, gospel, folk, country and rockabilly has a profound depth.BBC

OTHER NEW VINYL RELEASES:

The Strokes Taken for a Fool
Helmet Strap It On
The Guess Who The Best of the Guess Who
The Melton Brothers Band with Ms. Alfie Moss Livin’ in the City
Joss Stone LP1
Weird Al Yankovic Alpocalypse
Suicide Silence The Black Crown
Release the Sunbird Come Back to Us
Boogie Down Productions Criminal Minded
All Shall Perish This is Where It Ends
Steve Cropper Dedicated
Polvo Heavy Detour/Anchoress
Blackman Akeeb Kareem Blackman
Remains Let Me Through/Why Do I Cry

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *