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Duotone terrace — saffron brief on the left, garden-folded ledger on the right.
The off-kilter distortion of “Impossible” and its spoken word in her native tongue see Bardo’s Italian roots become entwined with the ‘90s American artists whose music continues to inspire her
The Fences of Stonehenge
then filed away for the next six decades
among others)
the great American saxophonist
David Eugene Edwards Hyacinth 4/14/17 The off-kilter distortion of “Impossible”David Eugene Edwards has always been larger than life. His music with innovative heavy droning folk band Wovenhand, and before that the haunting revivification of high lonesome sound antique Americana of 16 Horsepower breathed a near apocalyptic sense of urgency and power into musical archetypes long abandoned in the latter 20th Century. On his first ever solo album under his own name, Hyacinth, David Eugene Edwards delivers a sound uniquely his own,