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If Witch Post is the vehicle for these two artists to uncover something new, the βBeastβ EP is the first true totem on their united journey. Diverse musings exist here simultaneously, and the delightful mess, an ominous storm of looming potential, is a joy to witness.
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I didn’t know what kind of album I was stepping into, and I love when something surprises me like this. Beast feels big and intimidating at times, then suddenly soft and vulnerable, and that tension gives the whole record its personality. The two voices blend in a way that feels instinctive — strong together, expressive apart — and they carry a lot of emotional weight without ever trying too hard.
The sound leans more indie than I expected, but it works. The production gives ... read more
Indie rock fans, don't miss out on this cute little project!
I quite enjoyed Alaska Reid's last album Disenchanter, and not only because of the production work done by her partner A. G. Cook, but largely thanks to Reid's voice, breathy in a way that's sensual while staying strong and well-defined. Her singing is elevated to another level on this latest project of hers: the duo Witch Post, which she's formed with another former solo artist: Dylan Fraser out of Scotland. ... read more
a welcome introduction to dylan fraser; have been a fan of alaska reid since back to this
they have really gorgeous voices and i think this is a great little collection of songs!!
