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O Come, O Come Emmanuel
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Silent Night
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Good King Wenceslas
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Silver Bells
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The Christmas Song
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Michael Dalrymple recommends:
RAGC! Live at the Knitting Factory
by Right Away, Great Captain!
Andy Hull, of Manchester Orchestra & Bad Books, created this solo project to tell an entire story of love, heartbreak and loss in three or four incredibly well made albums. A major inspiration for me.
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A charmingly awkward fellow, Andy Shauf's records are able to tell stories, both small and large, with haunting but beautiful melodies through the clever use of acoustic guitars, synths and clarinets.
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The Tempest of Old
by Gabrielle Papillon
Gabrielle Papillon is probably one of the most underrated musicians I can think of. Incredible in both her sound and song writing, these are albums that you can't help but put on repeat.
go to albumIf you like Michael Dalrymple, you may also like:
This Living Act
by Conor Kenahan
Gentle melodies rub up against toothy guitars on the latest indie opus from Conor Kenahan.
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Enough as it Was
by Amos the Kid
Terrifically edgy guitar rock defines the latest from Amos the Kid, funneling country influence through a gritty indie aesthetic.
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Small Comforts
by The Chairman Dances
Winsome and winning indie pop songs on the latest from The Chairman Dances, where erudite lyrics are cradled by gorgeous arrangements.
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