Misprint Thursday
"Misprint's music can be described as weird or avant-garde – it is, but the biggest selling point by far is her contemplative lyrics and passionate performance. With a background in visual art, it’s clear that Misprint Thursday remains unbound by the conventions of recorded music. With a style akin to Kate Bush and Vashti Bunyan, Misprint Thursday is a refreshing aural treat." ~Indaba Music ... more
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