Countless Branches by Bill Fay
9.0 - When an obscure artist gains renown only as they approach the twilight of their life they carry with them a unique perspective, which in the case of Countless Branches struck me with awe and reminded me of the Death of Ivan Ilyich. - Tj
8.2 - A tender, patient, beautiful retrospective on life and living that could only come from someone who has seen it all. -b
7 - Music to go into the woods and contemplate your mortality to - not something I’ll listen to again but major political points for contributing to the mosaic of authentic and meaningful aging experiences that I want to hear more of. - Lola 5.8 - While this is beautiful in a lonely frail country folk type of way, I don’t have a lot of capacity for lonely frail country folk. - Jt
