River of GodLinda Perhacs · 2014

pitchfork

“It's amazing, the life a cult item can have: In 1970, a dental hygenist living in Topanga Canyon recorded a hippy folk album because one of people sitting in the dentist's chair was a composer for television. She never performed live. The album, Parallelograms, bobbed and drifted on the shoals of New Age and folk for decades, floating intact into the lives of people like Devendra Banhart and Sufja”