Furling

Meg Baird's Furling unfurls a nocturnal, spectral world where her ethereal yet commanding voice floats above a rich tapestry of piano, harp, harpsichord, mellotron and understated drums.

Building on the sparse intimacy of her earlier solo work, the album merges timeless folk melancholy with expansive psych-rock sprawl, echoing the haunted balladry of Sandy Denny and the weary introspection of 70s Neil Young. Both dreamy and subtly psychedelic, it achieves a hypnotic gravity that feels organically alive. Furling stands as the most fully realised expression of Baird's unique position between traditional folk roots and rootsy psychedelic exploration.