Sally Bonn

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pen and paper

Recent News

  1. CARBON30YR FEST
    Posted March 18, 2024 by Joe Tunis

  2. 24th Annual Joe+N Day-Tour - August 19, 2023
    Posted August 12, 2023 by Joe Tunis

  3. 20th Annual Joe+N Day-Tour
    Posted August 08, 2019 by Joe Tunis

  4. Carbon Records: 25 Years of Cover Art
    Posted March 30, 2019 by Joe Tunis

  5. Carbon25YR Kickstarter
    Posted April 04, 2018 by Joe Tunis

Recent Reviews

  1. I dipped my comb in shochu and ran it through the hair of the night

    by Bill Meyer

    I dipped my comb in shochu and ran it through the hair of the night

    Let’s start with the album title. It looks luxuriant enough to apply to a J...

  2. I dipped my comb in shochu and ran it through the hair of the night

    by Ethan Swan

    I dipped my comb in shochu and ran it through the hair of the night

    Generosity is not a quality attributed to the zoney, head-nodding repetitio...

  3. Amoskeag

    by Lars Gotrich

    Amoskeag

    Finally, one small piece of advice Bob and I both believe in: Never miss th...

  4. Amoskeag

    by J Annis

    Amoskeag

    Emerging as wood-and-steel road warrior over the last couple years, Liam Gr...

  5. Amoskeag

    by Bill Meyer

    Amoskeag

    The dedication on the back of Amoskeag reads, “For those who can no longer ...

  6. Amoskeag

    by Glenn Kimpton

    Amoskeag

    Amoskeag, Liam Grant’s follow-up to his 2021 debut Swung Heavy: Gitarr for ...

  7. Amoskeag

    by Luca Salmini

    Amoskeag

    [OCR'd and Google translated...] Apparently, Liam Grant learned to communi...

  8. Amoskeag

    by Lars Gotrich , Bob Boilen

    Amoskeag

    Finally, one small piece of advice Bob and I both believe in: Never miss th...

  9. Fly, Fly, Fly

    by KFJC 89.7FM

    Fly, Fly, Fly

    Nod, a longtime fixture on the Rochester, NY music scene is comprised of gu...

  10. Willfully Ceased To Exist

    by Andrew Young and Simon Lewis

    Willfully Ceased To Exist

    Featuring more than one instrument but utilising the one-take/improv method...