EVENING HYMNS - sxrm - S03E11

And another Kütu Folk Records' Artist in the Sexroom! Evening Hymns gave us a smooth and touching hymns, the lovely "History Books" from their latest record Spirit Guides. This canadian duet simply has everything! (Oh, and sorry about our ugly doorbell ringing at the beginning of this song!)

Evening Hymns are sung from the cathedrals of talls trees. They capture the spirit of moments, of friends around a bonfire on a foggy beach, the crunching of snowshoes in the silence of a winter night and memories of tribal boys growing up with pellet guns, fishing and handmade forts.
Songwriter Jonas Bonnetta comes out of the hinterland, along with a yelping group of banshees and some sweet-singing wood nymphs with Evening Hymns’ latest release Spirit Guides. Honing songs while cutting logs into planks in the sawdust and sunset of a clearing, Bonnetta has the ear of a woodsman: he knows when the saw blade is dull by the sound it makes against the wood. The album is full of wild sounds for the urban world, from the experience of seasons between two extremes: raucous touring nights with shouts in the streetlights, and in the woods, operating the sawmill he bought with his father a few years back. Somewhere between the two, Evening Hymns finds a rhythm for modern life.
Fiercely emotional and beautifully crafted, Spirit Guides draws a map of music as the crow flies.