Tag Archives: Elizabeth le Fey

GLOBELAMP Goes Beyond Stripped-Down for Third LP, ‘Romantic Cancer’ (album stream + interview) – PopMatters

Posted on October 9, 2018

“Drawing up a wide range of influences, GLOBELAMP appeals to fans of “lost” ’60s and ’70s folksingers such as Vashti Bunyan or Judee Sill as well as contemporary artists such as Myrkur and Waxahachie. With added flashes of emo and … Continue reading →

Interviews, Music, Reviews Conor Oberst, Elizabeth le Fey, emo, folk, Globelamp, indie, James Felice, Jay Andersen, Judee Sill, lo-fi, Morgan Y. Evans, Myrkur, PopMatters, The Felice Brothers, Vashti Bunyan, Walking Bombs, Waxahachie

Song Premiere: GLOBELAMP’s “Everything’s A Spiral” – Stereo Embers

Posted on October 8, 2018

“With GLOBELAMP, Le Fey brings out the ‘magical’ side of her imagination, conjuring into being faerie and witch-folk songs that have only before existed in her mind or as written poetry in her youth. Yet while Le Fey’s vocals and … Continue reading →

Music, Reviews Elizabeth le Fey, faerie, fantasy, folk, Globelamp, Stereo Embers, synth, witch

Song Premiere: “Sorceress of Your Soul” by GLOBELAMP – The Big Takeover

Posted on September 25, 2018

“The Big Takeover is pleased to premiere “Sorceress of Your Soul”, a spellbinding dream-folk storyteller. The first half of the tune is more subdued, imbued with acoustic guitar strum, wavering vintage piano notes, and the occasional pull of accordion notes … Continue reading →