Hailing from the upper reaches of the Northeast, Henry Birdsey and Zach Rowden managed to branch out into the furthest corners of Free Music before coming together as Tongue Depressor. The pair has made their case for the future of organic music over the course of nearly two dozen releases in the seven years since, setting the template for the most open form of Avant-classical meets American primitive sounds that have yet to grace the ears of adventurous listeners. Bones for Time finds Rowden and Birdsey at the pinnacle of their powers, with the double LP treatment offering a . . .
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