George Stathakes blends dark folk visions with a Louisiana bite on Drawings in the Dust, while his backing band shoot for the “sweet spot” common in folk songs (ex. Dylan and Cash). A ghostly solo acoustic guitar piece, “Silver Dagger,” kicks things off to a great start, leaving listeners to wonder what could follow such a fragile vignette.
Folksier strains of music escape me in the same way that hip hop often does. Raised as I was in an upper middle class (and mostly white) suburb of a major city.
For those still feeling exhausted from the springing-forward of Daylight Savings, not to mention the rainy weekend here is a homeopathic dose of sunny Austin, in the form of a YouTube clip.
Helene Elliott: For Maple Leafs, the weather is gloomy inside and outside general manager Brian Burke admits he did not believe they would be struggling so much. But No, not rebuild through the draft of the Kings have done.
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