Kathleen Yearwood
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Kathleen Yearwood is a Canadian experimental singer-songwriter.
From Subterranean Records description of Kathleen Yearwood:
- This powerful and very radical Canadian artist and her music have been described variously as a "folk banshee," "Joan Baez meets Diamanda Galas," and "when angels and demons collide," among many other superlatives, but the descriptions tend to fall flat before the real thing.[1]
She has performed throughout Canada and in Europe, including the Vancouver Folk Music Festival (1998) and the Under the Volcano festival in 2003[2].
[edit] Discography
- Great Songs to Empty Rooms
- Ordeal
- Dog Logic (2000) CD, Subterranean Records
- Little Misery Birds (1995) CD
- Book of Hate CD (1994)
- Universal Incest EP -, Coloured Vinyl (1992?)
