Excerpt: "Boxharp is singer/songwriter Wendy Allen and producer/engineer Scott Solter.  It is also a dulcimer style harp that frequently appears in the band’s  intriguing mix of modern beats, Celtic/Appalachian folk, and antique  musical renderings. Like other artists that have married unusual musical  genres, such as Afro Celt Sound System‘s West African-Celtic melange, Boxharp deftly mixes ghostly vocals with warm, ambient tones. Wendy and Scott meander through Burl Ives, poet Vachel Lindsay, and dive back to 1733 for the Leatherwing Bat (also known as The Bird’s Courting Song). The ghost of Sandy Denny also seems to flit in and out of this antique ditty, which would slot nicely onto Fairport Convention‘s brilliant Liege and Lief (Island,  1969) album. Allen’s personal ghosts also inform some of her lyrics,  and surround music box tones with a mystical air. All these elements fit  together into a logical whole and make for an uneasy but always  engaging listen. With no less a dignitary than David Bowie lauding them, Boxharp seems poised for a bright future in the ambient,  folktronic, and experimental music space."

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