JOHN BENCE - love LP Crossover ” The spookiness of Cooper’s

” The spookiness of Cooper’s sound—a sound influential in some of The Sandwitches’ best songs like ”Joe Says” and “In the Garden”—is still present here and especially on the darker second side

In some instances you can hear Krallice

perhaps a full length offering

Only the appreciation of a few collectors and disc jockeys kept the light on

beautiful yet raw

JOHN BENCE - love LP Crossover ” The spookiness of Cooper’sJohn Bence uses music to probe the deepest recesses of the human psyche. Over a handful of releases the composer has already built up a striking body of work bound by an incredible clarity of vision. His elegiac works occupy an omnivorous sound world, assimilating elements of British avant garde and electronic music, classical tradition and sacred medieval song into cavernous, sepulchral compositions. Early releases for Nicholas Jaars Other People