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| The Acorn | |||
| Wednesday May 6
The Black Box, 8.00pm |
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Anchored by vivid songwriting and eclectic instrumentation, The Acorn produce an original brand of experimental, popular folk music that effortlessly marries modern and traditional forms. The Acorn’s newest full-length recording, Glory Hope Mountain, is a sprawling, biographical album based on the life of Rolf Klausener’s mother, Gloria Esperanza Montoya. Armed with heart-drums, gut- strings, ukuleles, marimbas and Klausener’s best songwriting to date, The Acorn has created a moving musical document of a miraculous life. Since the release of Glory Hope Mountain, The Acorn have graced the cover of Canada’s National music magazine, Exclaim, garnered innumerable rave reviews across Canada, the United States, online and in print, and are quickly becoming one of Canada’s most talked about musical exports. “Klausener crafts from her stories an allegorical narrative of strength, perserverence, love, and redemption.” PITCHFORKMEDIA.COM “Glory Hope Mountain is masterful biography.” EDMONTON VUE 
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