Rob Magill The Owl and the Pussycat Folk jazzy ballad “Pastoral Graffiti” paints

jazzy ballad “Pastoral Graffiti” paints bucolic pictures with its mellow sonics

Daniel Romano returns with his first new music since the release of the massive

With shades of home-grown Memphis power pop

Robert Lloyd

Rob Magill The Owl and the Pussycat Folk jazzy ballad “Pastoral Graffiti” paintsThe road curves down the way and becomes grassy at the middle of the fork in the road. A flower appears. It opens the doors to our new begin ning. The shape of these doors covers the road with slick unknown aspects Of love. The g,host above the road smokes its own physical touch to awaken the old man. "Excuse me," says the old man, "who might you be?" The ghost says nothing but responds with a look of mystery. The old man continues, "My name is Igor.