Quilt is a three-piece experimental outfit that may have been transported directly from the 1970s and thrust onto the streets of our very own Boston, MA. We were lucky enough to see a super stripped down acoustic live show from the trio in a Chinatown loft last Wednesday. Their trippy arrangements and neo-soul group vocals were a refreshing change of pace and made for a hypnotic set of about six songs.
One of them, the powerfully hazy "Disco Music for Trees" played out like a psychedelic round complete with banjo twangs and a knee-slapping climax of howls that will leave you desperate for more tracks to wrap around yourself in the waning weeks of winter. Quilt has a cassette on sale now and a 7" due in the spring on Boston's resident lo-fi label Breakfast of Champs Records.
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