John Saint Pelvyn Minneapolis, Minnesota
Hatched in the Minneapolis underground, John Saint-Pelvyn developed an idiosyncratic & very personal approach to guitar. Fragmenting folk & blues landscapes slashed through by theremin squelches & otherworldly vocal outbursts "like songs for the dead astronauts of tranquilly basin sung by cats and rare birds. Very nostalgic in their small way, but yearning for a past only reached by going forward" ... more
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