Showing posts with label ladies of the mist. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ladies of the mist. Show all posts

Thursday, March 29, 2012

Maidenly sounds

Oh hell, let's just ditch that experimental otherworldiness and just jump into the forest, tambourine in hand. The British folk revival wave has probably passed, but there are plenty of original sources that still deserve a listen. Here's one that not enough people talked about. I remember first hearing them in the apartment of a former bandmate's friend. One of those post-gig mellow-outs where nothing sounded more perfect than the strains of these hinterland troubadours.

Midwinter - Sanctuary Stone

Wednesday, March 28, 2012

Echo inside

Whenever I'm overwhelmed by dystopian visions, it's comforting to turn to music that suggests a future populated by some of our best things. Like this song. Woodsy vocal invocations, baby synths and weird textures, not to mention a riff that sounds hauntingly like a rockless "Baba O'Riley". Even if you're just living in the present moment, this Julia Holter is someone worth listening to.

Julia Holter - Fur Felix