Quaint Devices Boston, Massachusetts
the ongoing solo project of Willow L Wisp, who also plays bass in The Skirts
(herecometheskirts.bandcamp.com)
"...calm and thoughtful and devastating - the kind of still melancholy that's bursting with restless tension" - morgan miller (morganmiller.bandcamp.com)
header by Shan Leigh (society6.com/shnlgh)
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