Scout Pare-Phillips - Heed The Call

Scout Pare-Phillips - Heed The CallScout Pare Phillips' operatically trained soprano voice combined with her seemingly effortless proficiency with the autoharp and baritone guitar create her own unique hybrid of folk storytelling and modern illusionary contrast. Influenced by acoustic legends such as Sibylle Baier and Leonard Cohen, the vocal conviction of Roy Orbison, and still holding poetic court with players like Rowland S. Howard and Diamanda Galas, Scout Par Phillips' songwriting

"Pure Heroine

and finding comfort in redefining happiness

" "Fell on Black Days

We rectify that situation here with this stylishly packaged vinyl-only 14-track collection of their finest Fraternity recordings

It was the last ELO album with bass guitarist Kelly Groucutt

Thirteen songs of pure emotions

Levon Helm (drums

All it takes to find out where Danish rock heavyweights I'll Be Damned set up camp is the opening track (aptly titled "Fever") of their stormy debut album I'll Be Damned

creating moving landscapes and a unique language of sound

making it their second Top 40 hit since "I Write Sins

The concentration camps that Japanese Americans had to go through has been a major part of my work for the last couple of years

After the group found themselves without a label in the mid-1990s