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After listening to the Books' Be Good to Them Always, which is packed with found voices and unidentifiable pop-like sounds, and which could be the aural-equivalent of a quick cutting music video, Chas Smith's Scircura sounds positively tranquil. It's possible I'm on a slippery slope that may lead to regularly listening to KDFC radio...
Prior Scircura post.
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