Hill Flower Fog TSOV-163 The collection of covers from

The collection of covers from the American songbook is as much a salute to the singers and songwriters of past generations as it is a reminder that our travails in matters of the heart are nothing new

but ugly geezers that care about YOU

and ceremonial wedding chants are all re-imagined into pieces seemingly lifted from a Saharan 1980s sci-fi soundtrack or score to a Tuareg video game

The record is about the concept of shelter as a safe place that allows everybody to escape reality for an instant

This Guerilla Toss soundclash hints at new sonic territory that he's been quietly exploring in email threads with Bokeh Edwards

Hill Flower Fog TSOV-163 The collection of covers fromEmily a Sprague's Hill, Flower, Fog is an illumination of consciousness across six modular meditations. A place, a poem, and a homespun ode to existing in "this cone of time in our universe, Hill, Flower, Fog channels the here and now and fosters a far reaching connectedness, or lifeline, from the everyday to the cosmos.