Uncle Sinner - Ballads and Mental Breakdowns

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Uncle Sinner is a figment of his own imagination. He holds several degrees in psychological vandalism and enjoys hollering, guitars, banjos, mandolins, and rage.

Amazing 'death-country' from Winnipeg. Chain gang blues/gospel/murder ballads.

http://music.cbc.ca/#/artists/Uncle-Sinner

http://unclesinner.bandcamp.com/album/ballads-and-mental-breakdowns

Possessed By Paul James - Feed The Family

http://www.mediafire.com/?vzctcan788kx7is

Konrad Wert is one-man band Possessed By Paul James. It is fairly old-style bluesy folk with banjos and fiddles and such. Reminds me of Agnostic Mountain Gospel Choir.



http://ppjrecords.com/home.html

C.W. Stoneking - Jungle Blues

http://www.mediafire.com/?fsvt4lo97s3cqzk

C.W. Stoneking is a fellow from Australia. He plays a neat revival of old-timey musics. This particular one is a New Orleans jazz type of theme. Another album he made is very Mississippi blues-y. Talented guy.

http://cwstoneking.com/

Radio Moscow - Radio Moscow (2007)

http://www.mediafire.com/?jnztwyyi1mq

70's-styled psychedelic blues-rock trio. For fans of The Black Keys or 70's blues like Cream etc.

http://www.last.fm/music/Radio+Moscow

The Dead Brothers - Dead Music For Dead People

http://www.mediafire.com/?wtvbjsiyzwj

Tracks:
1. Dead Brothers Stomp
2. I've Always Known
3. Farmer Boy
4. Besame Mucho
5. Roger
6. She Collects Postcards
7. Panjo Villa Against Tarras Boulba
8. Crying
9. Hora
10. Allons aux Paquis
11. Somewhere Between Dog and Wolf
12. Buy It
13. Good Time Religion
14. Orally
15. Ramblin' Man
16. Dead Brothers Stomp (Reprise)

Oh hi I haven't posted anything in a while. Hopefully I can get a few in today if Mediafire will cooperate.

The Dead Brothers are a bunch of guys with accordion, tuba, trombones, a megaphone... It's a very Tom Waits-y blues/cabaret/folk/country/polka/jazz thing. It's a little too weird in some places but really cool and interesting for the most part.

http://www.deadbrothers.com/
http://www.last.fm/music/The+Dead+Brothers

The Agnostic Mountain Gospel Choir - Fighting and Onions (2005)

http://www.mediafire.com/?dknzvtjmtd5

Tracks:
1. Stay Here for Awhile
2. Buried Them in Water
3. Special Rider
4. Oh Sorrow
5. Weasel
6. Look Up Down That Lonesome Road
7. North Country Grass
8. Preaching Blues
9. Vinegar & Piss
10. Table O' The Lord
11. Bouncin' Betty
12. Come Along With Me
13. Death Don't Have No Mercy
14. Lighten Up, Would Ya?
15. Lousy Drunk
16. Things I Forgot
17. Not Too Bad
18. Stay Here For Awhile (Reprise)

The Agnostic Mountain Gospel Choir is a band from Calgary that plays a mix of traditional blues, old-timey folk, and gospel. They play it a lot louder and more electric than most similar bands though. Think an faster, full-band William Elliott Whitmore. Or a less bluegrassy Split Lip Rayfield.
Anyway, it's good, and they're local (to Calgary).

http://www.theagnostics.com/
http://www.last.fm/music/The+Agnostic+Mountain+Gospel+Choir

The Pack A.D. - Tintype (2008)

http://www.mediafire.com/?mmm0lwnigmj

Tracks:
1. Gold Rush
2. All Damn Day Long
3. Snow
4. This Terror
5. Stray
6. Pilot's Blues
7. Hardtack Saloon #1
8. What's Up There
9. Bang
10. Paper Bag
11. Got Up
12. Cabin
13. Hardtack Saloon #3
14. Buyin' My Way
15. Walk On
16. Hardtack Saloon #2
17. Bone Handle

The Pack A.D. is a female duo from Vancouver. Consisting of Becky Black and Maya Miller, it's garage-blues (I guess?) similar to The Black Keys or one of Jack White's various bands. Anyone who likes The Black Keys will probably like this, but The Pack A.D. has a distinctive enough sound to be worthy of recognition on their own. Very well done, solid blues rock.

http://thepackafterdeath.com/
http://www.last.fm/music/The+Pack+A.D.