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Daniel Knox puts out new two-song EP

Daniel Knox, the awesome troubadour with the twisted sense of humor, has just put out a two-song album on Bandcamp. You can listen for free and download for $1.98. The first is funny-yet-dark. The second is beautiful and melancholy. Check … Continue reading

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Daniel Knox collaborating with photographer John Atwood in ‘Black and Whites’

I would like to bring everyone’s attention to an ambitious project by Chicago-based singer/songwriter Daniel Knox. Daniel just raised over $10,000 in a Kickstarter campaign, allowing him to give a multi-media performance with photographer John Atwood. The long form composition, … Continue reading

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Daniel Knox’s Evryman for Himself is out today

Daniel Knox’s new album Evryman for Himself went on sale today on the La Société Expéditionnaire. It is available on both CD and vinyl. I’ve heard the album already and it is fabulous. Do yourself a favor and get your … Continue reading

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Daniel Knox’s Evryman for Himself to get full label release, tour with Handsome Family set for May

Just got some exciting news from Daniel Knox, one of my favorite recent discoveries. His album, Evryman for Himself, is getting an “official” release from Pennsylvania label La Société Expéditionnaire. I and some other fans managed to get hold of … Continue reading

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Five from 10: top five albums from 2010

It would be so clever to have a “Ten from Ten” list of favorite albums from 2010. Unfortunately, I can only come up with a top five list. I’m sure there were at least five more killer albums that would’ve rounded … Continue reading

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Daniel Knox’s strange, beautiful songs could be future American standards

The first time I heard Daniel Knox’s “Ghostsong” I was stunned. It was like nothing I had ever heard, but at the same time it sounded so classic, full of beauty, sadness and mean-spirited humor. I streamed it over the … Continue reading

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