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L.A. singer-songwriter Devendra Banhart has been saddled with responsibility for spearheading the freak-folk movement, but with each of his six albums that term has become an increasingly irrelevant way to describe his sound. Full Article at Rolling Stone
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Before listening to this latest album, I had developed a semi-irrational fear/hatred of Devendra Banhart which had led me to avoid his more recent output. There were several reasons for this. Full Article at SoundsXP
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Devendra Banhart doesn't care about promoting himself or his folk-pop albums in interviews. He's more concerned with discussing his favorite up-and-coming indie acts at the moment, which right now include Vetiver, Here We Go Magic and Happy Birthday. Full Article at Spinner.com
