Rabbit Songs is the debut album by Hem, a slice of arcane americana that fuses
old-time sounds with modern musical sensibilities. Fiona Reid met (t)hem
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Fiona Reid 
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REVIEW: 09 Mar 2005
Eveningland would make a palatable EP, but over 50 odd minutes starts to sound like a sexless, prim and proper interpretation of modern Americana that...
REVIEW: 11 Mar 2002
It seems as if the two major elements of Hem's music are mismatched - both the instruments and the vocals are submissive, leaving us ultimately unfocussed...
REVIEW: 11 Oct 2001
a slow, easy train journey through the heartland of American songwriting
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