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The For Carnation
Fight Songs
Matador

Fleeting … disappearing … rising … converging…. Sometimes I play this CD and don’t even hear it. It takes so much to play so little. Music with sparse spaces makes the present even more aware. The musicians in the For Carnation are the only ones that could pull these three songs off. The storm is rising.

Originally published in Ink Nineteen in December 1995.