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Critic Josh Kun once described singer and songwriter Greg Dark brown as “a Midwestern existentialist hobo having a quick-draw mouth area, a bloodied center, and bourbon about his breathing.” Among the leading modern folk artists from the American Midwest, Brown’s music displays a poetic soul while also sounding completely down …

From the mid-’80s, Expenses Morrissey released some albums of first tracks that startled and delighted the next he developed touring across the Northeast. By his second LP, North, he’d been found from the Philo department of Rounder Information. Morrissey sang inside a remarkably flexible, deep tone of voice (somewhat similar …