DBH - mood LP Guitar Picking 'Savage Imagination' continues where their

'Savage Imagination' continues where their previous meeting 'Toropical Circle' left off with some dizzyingly virtuosic and mercurially imaginative but also slightly twee and syrupy progressive pop

Particular influence is given by the metric-vocal spelling of Karnatic and Hindustan music

It's a work of pure feeling

GREG SAGE released this follow-up to Is This Real

From psychedelic folk of "The Sainthood of Father Solanus Casey" to the Bo Diddley-esque garage rock of "I Can't See Through Plywood Windows" or the atonal white noise of "Gordon Newton

DBH - mood LP Guitar Picking 'Savage Imagination' continues where theirDan Bridgwood Hill aka dbh made quite a stir both within and outside of the confines of these walls with his third album Mass so we're very happy that we have another chance to hear his second album again which has been re pressed onto vinyl and CD. The musician (also known as Dan? Dave?) is adept at finger picked solo guitar pieces that owe as much to Vini Reilly as they do Michael Chapman.