Something has been missing from the last few mini-millennia we’ve all been living through here in the two-thousand-teens, but it is a discreet thing; have you noticed at all? . If you can raise your thousand yard stare from the heart of the campfire embers, you might be roused by the sign that’s been posted on your cabin wall: our old favorite neo-troubadours Espers are manifesting once again!.
Re-birthed into an inextricably changed world after the interminable gap of nearly a decade, Espers mean to bring their kaliedoscopic folk vibe back with a vengeance – while not committing to a world tour , their three shows in the Northeast will doubtless be a potent presentation of their earthy-yet-expansive style! The classic sound of Espers is intact (Greg Weeks, Meg Baird, Brooke Sietinsons, Helena Espvall, Otto Hauser) and you know what that means; impeccable live performance of an almost timeless vintage.
Albums
- Espers (2004)
- The Weed Tree (2005)
- II (2006)
- III (2009)
The Fat Angel Sings 