2013-04-03
Since her debut in 1991, Lisa Germano's hushed vocals and confessional lyrics have created fragile, intimate records. Her latest album, No Elephants, is no different. A delicious meditation on childhood and the dark underbelly of our misremembered nostalgia, the record is full of audio distortions, ethereal instrumentation, and whispery vocals to make oneself want to snuggle (or hide) under the covers. it's a record that demands for you to listen to its intricacies to fully enjoy it, and luckily for listeners who can take the time, their effort will be well spent. ~ Jacqueline RistolaFICTION PLANE
Left Side Of The Brain
LOU DOILLON
Places
The Blue Nile
High
Mansions On The Moon
Mansions on the Moon
THE BIRD & THE BEE
Interpreting the Masters, Volume 1: A Tribute to Daryl Hall and John Oates
Rachael Yamagata
Happenstance
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