Anastasia Coope’s debut album “Darning Woman” intricately blends fragmented folk, minimalist avant-garde chamber pop, and 60s experimental psych-rock. Combining layered vocals and lo-fi experimental elements, the album features emotionally rich tracks with nostalgic and ethereal qualities. Notably, tracks like “Darning Woman” and “Return to Room” showcase her unique and evocative soundscape.
Classical orchestration, folk-inspired constructs, and driving synths give this new album, Consiousology, a moody, trippy sound.
Minimal, acoustic, and personal – the new album from NYC based artist, Joanna Sternberg, is a journey in short strummed / piano keyed pop gems that show emotion through uncertainty and self-reflection.
Nickel Creek – Celebrants: This is a massive 18 tracks (two of which are instrumental) that fills in the gaps of the years with narratives of love, living in one’s bubble, and of liberation of the soul.