Steve Von Till Summer tour in support of No Wilderness Deep Enough, A Deep Voiceless Wilderness, and Harvestman: 23 Untitled Poems and Collected Lyrics.
Like the plaintive beauty of Jesu, At the Soundless of Dawn moves with an expansive melodicism reminiscent of early ’80s Cure, Spacemen 3, and ’70s Pink Floyd.
Mournfully beautiful music that’d fit with Miles Davis’ “Kind of Blue,” John Cale’s “The Academy in Peril,” Kronos Quartet’s take on Phillip Glass’ “Company.”
Drifting, cinematic, shadowed beauty that’ll pull anyone who’d love a combo of the Cocteau Twins, Sade, Garbage, Portishead, Mazzy Star, and Lisa Germano…
THIS is textured groove vs. “ambient” rock stuff. Like some early 20th century Swedish classical or the titles on the ECM jazz/classical/improv/space label.