Hidden Water: From the Frank Stanford Archives Patrick Pantano some say reminiscent of The

some say reminiscent of The Cramps

Her work has appeared in numerous anthologies and literary publications

As if predicting the divisiveness of the record to follow

coming at a time when bands like the White Stripes and Dirtbombs were also releasing seminal albums that started picking up recognition outside of their collective hometown

Hidden Water: From the Frank Stanford Archives Patrick Pantano some say reminiscent of TheHidden Water offers a broad and beautiful collection of photographs, drawings, letters and drafts of poems with notes and edits scribbled in the poets own hand. It even features a partial inventory of Stanfords record collection (John Coltrane, Miles Davis, Leadbelly) and a picture of the business card he used for his day job . . . And in the end, Stanfords voice is as clear, plain and death obsessed as ever: I wandered I sang I made promises to death