But if you expect a classical album is sadly mistaken. Quite the contrary, it is in "A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing" to an avant-garde genius. The original compositions are deprived of their traditional instruments and in a shrill harp and droning guitar (Played by Brian Goodman, already with Foster on "All the Leaves Are Gone" worked) underlaid.
Culminating finally the almost 12-minute version of Schumann's treatise to Eichendorffs "in a castle". Gigantic Acoustic depths and endless melancholy exploring this song is perhaps one of the most signal musical of the decade.
A real album Pearl, a certainly challenging listening experience, but which is ultimately rewarded with a visit to previously unexplored soundscapes.
