BONNIE 'PRINCE' BILLY - The Purple Bird LP Industrial Tristwch y Fenywod feels like

Tristwch y Fenywod feels like an early 4AD recording dredged from the waters of an Anglesey swamp

Alice Coltrane and Sophie Dickinson are the final subjects with two previously unpublished texts which show Roeder's tastes and mind closer to the present

Lamb Of God

a perfect soundtrack for running from a chain-wielding gang near the SIN Club

They leave in their wake a multitude of crushed generic and feeble contemporaries

BONNIE 'PRINCE' BILLY - The Purple Bird LP Industrial Tristwch y Fenywod feels likeThe Purple Bird finds Bonnie "Prince" Billy working with a "producer" for only the second time in his illustrious catalog. This time it's David "Ferg" Ferguson (Johnny Cash, Sturgill Simpson) who guides the songs backed by "the best band you can get in Nashville right now", country singer John Anderson and Bluegrass legend Tim O'Brien. The Purple Bird is simultaneously like and unlike other BPB records. Many of the songs are a product of multiple