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Cass McCombs – ‘Mangy Love’ Album Review
Cass McCombs is walking down an alleyway and he finds a dead girl naked inside an icebox. He walks on, through black clouds of...
Cass McCombs shares new track ‘Medusa’s Outhouse’
Lifted from singer's new album 'Mangy Love'
Cass McCombs – ‘A Folk Set Apart: B-sides, Rarities & Space Junk, ETC’
Cass McCombs released ‘I Cannot Lie’ on seven-inch vinyl in 2003; on the sleeve was a close-up photograph of a bare foot stood on...
Cass McCombs – ‘Big Wheel And Others’
Beyond the fact that it contains 19 songs (plus three interludes featuring an inane but quite sweet chat with a small boy), there’s nothing...
Cass McCombs – ‘Love Thine Enemy’
Cass’ second-of-two 2011 albums ‘Humor Risk’ was at its best when he was just kicking back and writing dumb sarcastic pop songs with about...
Cass McCombs announces UK tour for 2012 – ticket details
The singer songwriter will play four UK shows in March
Album Review: Cass McCombs – ‘Humor Risk’
‘Humor Risk’ is Cass McCombs’ second release in six months but, though a little bit of quality control could have been employed (namely chopping...
Album Review: Cass McCombs – ‘Wit’s End’
‘The Lonely Doll’ is the second track on Cass McCombs’ sixth album of miserable American folk, and a song that acts as a key...
Cass McCombs announces tour dates
Outing will support release of 'Catacombs'
Album Review: Cass McCombs – ‘Catacombs’
“Not another country-folk American hipster,” you may cry, but this fella is something altogether different from your Oldhams and Ivers. You’re led into ‘Catacombs’...
