Hieronymus Harry Toronto, Ontario
Hieronymus Harry invokes a time, place, and feeling that is strikingly different from our present moment. Harkening back to the late 1960s when artists like Skip Spence, Pentangle, and the Incredible String Band conjured madcap, mystical worlds, Harry’s music captures naturalistic performances on acoustic instruments to create spellbinding surrealist folk songs. ... more
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