“When you’ve spent fifteen years as a member of a post-rock band like Thee Silver Mt. Zion, nobody’s expecting you to start making pop records. And so it has proved for Jessica Moss, whose second album is billed as post-classical but could just as easily be described as string-heavy post-rock.
It’s not a promising start as a series of high-pitched, high-frequency beeps pan from left to right for a”