Robin Crutchfield: Shoppe

True underground folk music in a 'miner' key depicting the hidden folk in harp and drone. Includes a bonus track not available on the Important Records release.

My first two solo albums of harp & drone inspired by the little folk who live in the shadows of fiddlehead ferns and mighty toadstools. Folk psych dreamscapes for virtual acidheads.

Harp and drone glissando soundscapes for daydreamers of this and other worlds. Released on the Hand/Eye label.

Medieval Pagan processionals, dirges and dances for the 21st century on pipe organ, rattles, bells and drums (with cello).

The third recorded incarnation of Dark Day, after Robin left DNA, was a toy synth duo with Biil Sack that recorded, depending on how you look at it, a very long e.p. or a very short album. It was a project launched under the auspices of Lust/Unlust but eventually released on Plexus Records in 1982. It had a short print run and immediately disappeared into the void of mishandled products. It became a 'holy grail' of analog synthpop vinyl to collectors in Germany, Belgium and Italy and has finally been re-issued on San Francisco's Dark Entries Records label.

You can buy the vinyl lp version of Dark Day - Window at www.darkentriesrecords.com