Peter Hammill Incoherence Leopard Print Tongue one could hardly use the

one could hardly use the words dangerous or forward-thinking when dissecting its myriad parts

Just 30-minutes caught in time before her 2001 follow up Little Life - this humble first incarnation includes here for posterity super personal lullabies and a glimpse into her songwriting evolution

utilizing modular synthesizers and open-source sound computers to sample

These are your old friends inviting you in to commiserate

The difference between the two EPs is slightly obvious when the studio polish of 2013's Carve a Carrot Into a Rose -- which makes up the first half of the album -- breaks into the lo-fi sounding I've Got a Friend Called Emily Ferris

Peter Hammill Incoherence Leopard Print Tongue one could hardly use theThis is a continuous 41 minute + pieceUnlike anything else Peter Hammill has done before, Incoherence seems to counterbalance the relative simplicity of his previous studio outing, Clutch. A multi tracked keyboard extravaganza, Incoherence consists of a single 42 minute suite in 14 movements. There are separate songs, but they are segued in ways that make the transitions unnoticeable, especially on first listen. That alone is enough to set the album