In the lo-fi indie folk tradition, a deeply personal meditation on grief and loss by the Omaha, Nebraska-based singer-songwriter. There is something deeply intriguing about an artist who has, through the 30-plus years of his career, sought to sit outside the constraints and compromises of the music business, yet despite this, has succeeded in developing and continually enhancing his reputation. Not only has Simon Joyner achieved this, but he has…
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