Castlemusic Jennifer Castle jumbled messily and precariously high

jumbled messily and precariously high against a softly-coloured background

Jarvis’s whisper-soft words can be interpreted as both deeply personal and politically motivated in ways we haven’t heard from him before

as the Canadian-Serbian artist —unafraid of extremes— seamlessly blends her love of music from the 50s-70s with mythology

guided by a free-associative approach to songwriting

lingering on the smells and cadence of the everyday and the fleeting moments of truth

Castlemusic Jennifer Castle jumbled messily and precariously highJennifer Castles debut under her own name captures a distinctive Canadian artist using a vivid palette of subtle textures and colours. Timeless in tone and dense with mystery and mysticism, Castlemusic constructs a sonic environment that reverberates like a world long lost, steeped in longing and foggy like a half remembered dream. Castlemusic is an honest and remarkably wise album in the traditional sense, and one that refuses to compromise to the