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| Album Grade: A |
The adage goes ‘you can’t judge a book by its
cover,’ but I would contest that a lot can be gleaned from an album cover.
Laura Stevenson’s Wheel for example,
implies the cyclical. The stages of the moon adorn the four corners while the
focus is a circle of the same trees in various stages of bloom focused around a
bare axle. The message is simple: everything is self-repeating. The days will
change, the blooms may die, but they will always come back, glowing as vibrant
as ever.
