Window

Window

"This fabulous folky/psych album from the '70s is yet another example of another great album that fell through the cracks in the musical pavement. When references to Window's self-titled album do pop up on the Internet, it is usually in a Christian folk context, although there is precious little of this genre present on this lovely, wistful acoustic album. The star of the show is undoubtedly the (un-named) singer, whose range, poise and delivery are reminiscent of the vocal talents Linda Perhacs, Vashti Bunyan, and even Joni Mitchell in her Court And Spark/Hissing Of Summer Lawns heyday. There's lots of trippy psych, particularly on the outstanding The Magician and Noah, and the strong, acoustic guitar-based accompaniment is tight but understated throughout. This, then, is an album that will appeal to lovers of folk-based female vocalist in particular, as well as appealing to those that just simply like good music. Another '70s obscurity that comes highly recommended." Radio Active. 2005.