Linda Perhacs - The Soul Of All Natural ThingsLike Vashti Bunyan before her, Linda Perhacs is a long lost folk musician unearthed by the next generation to make one more album in her twilight years. A New Ager and dental hygienist from California, her 1970 album 'Parallelograms' is eerily unique and a deserved cult classic. 44 Years later, 'The Soul of all Natural Things' was recorded in California with two local musicians and songwriters, and featuring collaborations with Julia Holter and Ramona

" Listeners may be surprised to hear strings open up the record

beautiful pop music

åÊStill great

thanks to all the other subjects brought up when the band is talked about

‰Û÷Pop‰۪ is a tag that‰۪s been assigned to Minus The Bear throughout their career

every evening seemed to bring a new surprise

Broken Water

The record includes the studio-quality debut of songs previously only played live either by Beck himself or at one of the handful of Song Reader concerts staged over the last two years

Here She CrashesåÊ

like Ian Makaye's poignant piano ballad

Now That Your Lover Has Gone 5

using the songwriting and guitar style of Mike Polizze to come up with a quicksilver sound touched on only briefly on previous records