Elkhorn new album 'The Storm Sessions' - "rarely has a blizzard sounded this good"

"Great albums have come out of the most unusual circumstances, and with 'The Storm Sessions', Elkhorn proves that it's possible to take an unforeseen episode and turn into a transcendent evening of pure, unfiltered inspiration" - PopMatters writes in a review of Elkhorn's new album, made when the two members of the band, Jesse Sheppard and Drew Gardner, got snowed in with their friend Turner Williams. They had four instruments among them - a 12-string acoustic guitar, six-string electric guitar, an electric bouzouki, and shahi baaja (a type of Indian zither) - and what they made is a - "layer of sound... used to haunting effect from the very beginning". It's liberating, relaxing, mesmerizing, rich, and fulfilling. Listen to the stand-out track 'Electric Two (Part B)' below and the full album at Bandcamp.