Defining the term "laptop folk" way before it became fashionable to mix acoustic guitars and electronic sounds, Chicago's Greg Davis is keeping ahead of the curve once more with his second full-length, "Curling Pond Woods." While still retaining elements of "laptop" and "folk," Davis evolves from his debut with a larger array of instruments, richer arrangements, song structures, and vocals. Sections of acoustic songs intermingle in and out of drones, field recordings, and digital processing. Greg's range i...   [ read more ]

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VINYL FORMAT. Defining the term "laptop folk" way before it became fashionable to mix acoustic guitars and electronic sounds, Chicago's GREG DAVIS is keeping ahead of the curve once more with his second full-length, "Curling Pond Woods." While still retaining elements of "laptop" and "folk," Davis evolves from his debut with a larger array of instruments, richer arrangements, song structures, and vocals. Sections of acoustic songs intermingle in and out of drones, field recordings, and digital processing. ...   [ read more ]

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A record or electronic record? Surely the rockers will think it's "electronic," while the computer kids will find it "rockist," and well...who knows what the folk listeners think. Regardless, Greg Davis has created a record that truly transcends these marketing genres. "Arbor" is something wholly new that manages to incorporate all these elements and more. In structural and aesthetic terms, think of a mix between John Fahey's early acoustic records, Fennesz' "Endless Summer," and Jim O'Rourke's solo work. ...   [ read more ]

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