Thursday, September 21, 2006
Folk Spirit (If Not Form)
Charalambides - "Pas El Agoa"
Charalambides co-founder Tom Carter works hard and rants intriguingly. And when he picks up his guitar, he usually tears the world a new organ of admittance. He is the final point of intersection between Fahey and Hendrix, a conjourer of bristling American ghosts.
Here's a cut from Charlambides' micro-legendary debut Our Bed Is Green, well worth purchasing.
Charalambides - "Pas El Agoa"
Charalambides co-founder Tom Carter works hard and rants intriguingly. And when he picks up his guitar, he usually tears the world a new organ of admittance. He is the final point of intersection between Fahey and Hendrix, a conjourer of bristling American ghosts.
Here's a cut from Charlambides' micro-legendary debut Our Bed Is Green, well worth purchasing.
