In a collaboration with Mmoths (aka Jack Colleran), Linda Buckley has produced this deep, echoing, five-minute stretch of digitally enhanced vocalizing. (Buckley, like Colleran, is Irish.) As the piece proceeds, quick bits of glitch begin to infect it, positing fissures amid the otherwise cloud-like spaciousness, the fog-rich expanse of soft vocals that is the overall content and shape of the piece. In effect, the track, which is titled “Seventeen Snow,” sets a particular tone and then introduces a direct contrast, challening itself to remain true to the initial path, despite the disturbance, the artful act of self-sabotage. It does so, expertly. And if we’re in for a long winter, then listening to “Seventeen Snow” on repeat will be a fine way to spend it.
Track originally posted at [soundcloud.com/linda-buckley](https://soundcloud.com/linda-buckley/seventeen-snow). More from Buckley at [lindabuckley.org](http://www.lindabuckley.org/). More from Mmoths at [soundcloud.com/mmoths](https://soundcloud.com/mmoths).
This track — in fact, all of Buckley’s SoundCloud tracks — appears to have disappeared from the account for some reason.