Let’s leave the model cards for a record. Sour Widows released their second album, Sigil, last Friday on Julia’s War, produced by Melina Duterte and the band. The credits put cello on the opening title track and violin beneath the acoustic closer, Wounds of Purification.
Pitchfork’s new review describes Wounds of Purification as a response to Lullaby, with fingerpicked guitar and subtle violin. That’s a relationship I’d listen for.
I’d start at the beginning and let the closer arrive.
Sigil has eleven tracks on the U.S. Apple Music listing, and the artist’s Bandcamp page has the release and credits.