Laura Veirs Carbon Glacier Black Logo White Border The rest of the album

The rest of the album rocked significantly harder--harder and more raw

Following on from Eternal Something

so when it came to the artwork it only made sense to follow what Cally Callomon (head of Island’s art department) had done for the singles and promos back in the 90s

While there was plenty of fine music made along that journey

could remain relevant to the music world

Laura Veirs Carbon Glacier Black Logo White Border The rest of the albumOn her Nonesuch debut Carbon Glacier, Veirs reimagines folk music in a bravely boundary crossing way, employing the genre as a jumping off point to create an intimate, affecting sound entirely her own. The Independent described it as a benchmark by which future Americana releases will be judged. Uncut simply declared Carbon Glacier Veirs first masterpiece. Veirs songs are steeped in natural imagery, blending influences ranging from folk to blues to