In this fresh musical expedition, Feeble Little Horse nudges the creative envelope to mesmerize us further. Lydia Slocum, along with her allies, rattles us from the outset with "Freak," radiating a powerful DIY spirit, while the presence of Momma looms throughout. Subsequent numbers, "Tin Man" and "Steamroller," serve as testaments to their undiminished creativity.
Without delay, Feeble Little Horse embarks on a sonic experiment with a glitch-flavored interlude named "Heaven," reverberating with Lydia Slocum's autotuned voice. This harks back to the artistic indulgences of performers like Alex G or Sam Ray. We shouldn't be startled if the Amen break suddenly interrupts the flow of "Paces," or if a tumultuous finale unfolds in "Pocket," with the Pittsburgh quartet throwing everything into disarray. Yet, amidst these surprises, the band remains steadfast in their traditional approach with "Sweet," "Slide," and "Heavy Water," emphasizing Lydia Slocum's vulnerable and somewhat ominous lyrics. With their album "Girl With Fish," Feeble Little Horse once again promises to draw in listeners as they chart a path towards unexplored horizons
https://feeblelittlehorse.bandcamp.com/album/girl-with-fish
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0NeUO6nDtqU&list=PLvsYXqtYjMYeqKmSfGkiN1z2uYgprkHRE
