Tuesday marked the late Trish Keenan’s birthday, she would have turned 46. Her partner and bandmate, James Cargill, released two demos this week from the 2004 Tender Button sessions, via the band’s “Future Crayon” website, in her remembrance. That record is often referred to as “the minimal one” by fans -- a more simplified-sounding collection compared to the blooming psychedelia of its predecessors; Ha Ha Sound and . . .
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