Belinda Quirke
The Black Hill is a slowly unwound experience featuring rich low vocals that weave within a sometimes sparse, other times lush topography. Voice chimes with medieval, baroque and folk sensibilities in structure, interjected with pulses of sporadic electronics, percussion and Juno -6. Undercurrents of current political and societal melancholy are immersed in pastoral iconography. ... more
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