Dirt Farmer Toronto, Ontario
Since 1986, Scott Cryer & Rob MacDonald have been ever-curious and eternally enthused with an endlessly evolving musical output across the decades. Their latest album Curio is a beguiling slab of luminescent lo-fi fizz, fuzz, fog, froth and fun.
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