Dance Hall At Louse Point

This record functions as a conversation between two musicians working outside their typical group structures. The compositions range from skeletal guitar arrangements to eerie, quiet folk movements, placing the performers in a gloomy and experimental space.

Crafted during the mid-nineties, the project reflects a period where rock music started integrating unusual, cinematic qualities. The recording remains minimal and close, removing contemporary studio gloss to emphasize the friction within the guitar playing and the directness of the singing.