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"W-S Burn kicked of the night with
their spare wooze. Singer Amanda Beddard's knockout voice filled every
inch of the room...it was almost like we were watching someone summon a
ghost in a David Lynch movie." - Austin Chronicle "Remarkable...versatile...a wealth of dignity and loneliness." - Stylus Magazine "The tape hisses, a guitar strikes one note at a time like a funeral dirge...In the background you can hear a distant church bell ring three times and it's not some post-production trick...such sadness there, but somehow it's made sublime with melodies so gorgeous." - Whiskey & Apples "I had the feeling that I was sitting with my ear against the heat vent...The curiosity became too much and I e-mailed Pixie asking if she would do an interview. I did not get a reply." - Pop Sheep "Simultaneously stark, intense, warm, and involving." - David Garland of WNYC "W-S Burn play with such honesty and conviction that it would be impossible to ignore them." - The Weird Weeds in Dusted Magazine "...lo-fi, trippy as hell, dark, gorgeous songs that sound like ghosts wandering the forest" - Portland Mercury |
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