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Drifting through bluesy rembetika influenced rock and delicate pronouncements to near experimental improv and poignant bluster, Susurrus Station is the heading for the expansive lyrical project built around the structure of its founder, J. Breeden, a wayward American, and Sara Dyberg, a Swedish escapee, who currently work out of Portland. Their new self-recorded title, "Add a Day Going West," has been trammelled around the planet and is set to be airdropped to mistaken coordinates. stream the record (opens a player in new window) download record (download a zip file of the full album) |
previous press "Multi-instrumentalists and vocalist, both, Breeden and Dyberg mix styles and sounds in unusual and surprising ways to create some of the edgiest and darkness Avant-Folk in the business today." -Wildy's World "Susurrus Station's avant-folk is mighty pretentious...on the other hand, the group's busy "Susurrus Station makes strange minimalist desert noir music". -Mastan Music, Portland "...a transcendantly beautiful and strange band called Susurrus Station. Identifiable strata of exotica, cowboy music, avant-folk, Kurt Weill, showtunes, post-jazz again, spy-fi, and very gentle noise can be detected in the sedimentary layers of an undiscovered stylistic planet." -Noah Mickelsen, Portland "Susurrus Station are a haunting US outfit who mix gothic melodrama, orchestral jazz improv, experimental sound collage and a healthy dose of poetic lyrical license..." -UK Music Search, London webpages booking and contact
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