It's a damn fine place to start an album that seems in no hurry whatsoever to make a universal statement

Each piece inhabits its own biosphere and Louise’s guitar and voice act as the flora and fauna

this is like a Yankee version of Hunter Muskett's great Every Time You Move (1970) with co-ed vocals plus bass/drums/pedal steel/flute/keys accompaniment and East Coast haunted not West Coast hip

“Chain & the Gang” decided to respond with their patented perversity

and contemplate the passing time

KASS RICHARDS - The Language Shadow LP Drums It's a damn fine placeKass (who works with Meg Remys U. S. Girls) sings and plays guitar, dulcimer and small instrument style percussion. Recorded at Montreals Hotel2Tango, her music has the clean, hard bite of a Northern Spy apple. Some of the songs are performed as elegant solos, but there are additional instrumental touches by several Canadian musicians from the Toronto and Montreal scenes. But even when there are a few players piling up, the arrangements maintain a