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Wire review for the sax quartet!

Hot on the heels of the Guardian review is this lovely writeup of the Madwort Sax Quartet album by Stewart Smith in the Wire magazine:

This entry was posted in Madwort Sax Quartet, Releases, Reviews! on March 14, 2017 by cath.

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