The Furniture Baltimore, Maryland
The Furniture, the self-titled album from Baltimore musicians Michael Kuhl and Matthew Pierce, is a meditative trip through amorphous drones, rolling drums and haunting atmospheres recorded during a single live performance. The duo subconsciously weave years of mutual understanding into the free form eight tracks that make up the album. ... more
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