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<strong>NPR names "Salt for Salt" one of the Top 6 Folk Music releases of the year</strong>
It's challenging to describe the combination of blues riffs, country twang and Eastern European musical scales that pervade Salt for Salt. The effect, though, is easy to understand: It's music that's exciting and heartbreaking at the same time, especially in that opening track. "Fingers to the Bone" tells a story about working hard, dealing with life's challenges and asking for help that never seems to come.

<a href="http://www.npr.org/2011/12/15/143775255/folk-alley-s-picks-for-npr-music">Read the article at NPR</a>

<a href="http://articles.boston.com/2011-10-18/ae/30293124_1_lamb-salt-brown-bird">Boston.com article</a>

Lamb and Swain, who are 33 and 26, respectively, are a couple, not that you’d need to be told if you’ve ever seen them together. On stage and off, they impart a quiet but smoldering chemistry, and not just in their complementary nature of playing. Sometimes their mutual admiration seeps into performance.

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