Isokratisses - Cry With Tears: Greek-Albanian Songs Of Many Voices [Indie Exclusive Limited Edition Maroon LP] RSD-BF-24 By now every rock critic

By now every rock critic in the country has predetermined who he or she feels Wynn reminds them of and what they think of that style of songs

mockingly saying “I’ve been here all along dumbass

Liner notes by our expert Roland Heinrich Rumtreiber in the full-color illustrated booklet

Give I Few I Name

which originated in 1983 as demos for what would have been the band's second album

Isokratisses - Cry With Tears: Greek-Albanian Songs Of Many Voices [Indie Exclusive Limited Edition Maroon LP] RSD-BF-24 By now every rock criticIsokratisses (Greek for "women who sing the "iso" or "drone") is a vocal ensemble comprised of eight women who carry the ancient tradition of polyphonic songs from Epirus: a region in northern Greece and southern Albania. Born and reared in the Greek speaking villages around Deropoli and Politsani in Albania, the women of Isokratisses have sung these songs since childhood. The group ranges in age from 19 to 56 with some sisters in the group as well as