Sarah Davachi The Head as Form'd in the Crier's Choir 03/15/2005 after captivating listeners with a

after captivating listeners with a blistering pair of acclaimed

along with eight covers including takes of "I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day

Upfront tastemaker promos of the new material have already had regular heavy support from Benji B (1xtra)

or on the last track Mother where she intones in her own untreated voice

Moving largely away from romantic themes (the beautiful "Golden Lady" is the exception)

Sarah Davachi The Head as Form'd in the Crier's Choir 03/15/2005 after captivating listeners with aThe compositions on this album, written between 2022 and 2024, form a conceptual suite and an observance of the mental dances that we construct to understand acts of passage; the ways that we commune, memorialize, and carry symbols back into the world beyond representation. To this end, The Head as Formd in the Criers Choir engages two references to the ancient Greek myth of Orpheus: Rilkes Sonnets to Orpheus, a collection of poems from 1922, and