Hands of the Heron Bristol, UK
Alt-folk with all the harmonies.
New album 13 Moons OUT NOW: "A wondrous collection of
curious story-songs, choral singing and carefully layered instrumentation" (Joyzine) with "songwriting mastery that perfectly delivers reverberating folk-pop" (Tap The Feed)
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