Each Friday, we review 10 recently released CDs in 10 words each:

Indigo Girls Holly Happy Days — Folk duo releases its first-ever holiday album — three originals.

Fantazzmo Enter the Fantazz — Band fuses numerous influences —it’s all style, not much substance.

Jim Brickman Home — Country songs done on piano have no appeal to me.

The Secret Sisters The Secret Sisters — 20-something sisters try to revive 40s/50s style country.

Raunchy A Dischord Electric — Danish sextet aims to be metal — too much pop influence.

Yann Tiersen Dust Lane — Atmospheric music… and how often do you hear a bouzouki?

Thrift Store Cowboys Light Fighter — Band’s fourth album fuses rock with some nice western hints. (At The Evening Muse on Oct. 28)

Various Artists Dance Mix USA — Shitty pop music remixes make me want to throw CD.

Grace Griffith Sailing — D.C. singer offers folk music to showcase vocals. Average songs.

Grinderman Grinderman 2 — Nick Cave and company continue their search for something unique.

Jeff Hahne became the music editor for Creative Loafing Charlotte in March 2007. He graduated with a degree in journalism and minor in Spanish from Auburn University in 1997. Since then he has worked for...

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