- Summary: The seventh full-length solo studio release for the guitarist was recorded by Brian Haran.
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- Record Label: Three Lobed Recordings
- Genre(s): Experimental, Folk, Pop/Rock, Indie Folk, Modern Acoustic Blues, Guitar Virtuoso, Acoustic Blues
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Score distribution:
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Positive: 7 out of 7
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MagnetNov 17, 2016Daniel Bachman is the guitarist's most emotionally complex and stylistically integrated work to date. [No. 137, p.53]
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Nov 17, 2016This is an intriguing album that doesn't allow the listener the placid, breezy experience that some instrumental albums permit.
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Nov 17, 2016It takes nothing for granted. The guitarist accounts for every sound and impression from his instrument and surroundings here, allowing the listener deep inside a sound world at the moment of its creation.
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UncutNov 17, 2016Bachman proves himself an extremely resourceful player, as well as a masterful storyteller. [Dec 2016, p.25]
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Dec 14, 2016Recommended to fans of Michael Chapman, Ryley Walker and Jack Rose.
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Nov 22, 2016He’s almost literally stopping to smell the roses, and the result is an album about growth and development, about the virtues of taking your time rather than the crutch of constantly sprinting forward. In the process, it advances Bachman’s oeuvre significantly.
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Nov 21, 2016For all of its harshness and grit, Daniel Bachman is an elegant, personal work, a letter written cozily from the hearth of modern country music, its ink smudges and scrawl an affectionate indicator of the hands that wrought them.