An obscure, elusive band from Seattle, Unbunny (basically, a very humble guy named Jarid Del Deo) play fragile indie-folk music that is precious and utterly gorgeous. Heart-meltingly gorgeous. Jarid sounds like a particularly fragile and vulnerable Neil Young (I'm sure he's sick of that comparison already), and his simple, disarming tunes are just so lovely. There are only four brief albums out there, all equally good. "Nothing Comes To Rest" comes from 2004's Snow Tires. You'd just have to agree that with a melody like that Unbunny deserve a little more recognition.
Sunday, 3 March 2013
SONG OF THE WEEK #92: Unbunny - "Nothing Comes To Rest"
An obscure, elusive band from Seattle, Unbunny (basically, a very humble guy named Jarid Del Deo) play fragile indie-folk music that is precious and utterly gorgeous. Heart-meltingly gorgeous. Jarid sounds like a particularly fragile and vulnerable Neil Young (I'm sure he's sick of that comparison already), and his simple, disarming tunes are just so lovely. There are only four brief albums out there, all equally good. "Nothing Comes To Rest" comes from 2004's Snow Tires. You'd just have to agree that with a melody like that Unbunny deserve a little more recognition.
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