Good Area – Macbeth [LP] Folk / Blues / Ethnographic that transitions from near imperceptible

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Gabbeh is the latest expression of Davis’s guitar-based instrumental musings and represents an almost two decade-long stylistic evolution of his self-released noise tapes and CD-Rs into romantic

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his overdue return to Joachim Nordwall’s label is a sorely strung out and decayed thing

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Good Area – Macbeth [LP] Folk / Blues / Ethnographic that transitions from near imperceptible"Once upon a time, there were two very difficult people who loved music very much. They loved music so much that they stayed together despite having clear signs that it was not necessarily the right thing to do. They made music together, or next to each other, and everything that happened, happened in the music. It was all whatever, but they still like it. iDEAL presents Macbeth, Good Area's second LP (first one was on Graham Lambkins great KYE