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Originally recorded throughout the 1970s, but lost to the sands of time until 2004 when Sibylle‘s son passed her collection of recordings onto J.Mascis of Dinosaur Jr. the album was subsequently released via record label Orange Twin in 2006. Baier recorded the songs in the attic of her house while her family slept. This folk masterpiece is beautiful, melancholy and hopeful. Suits an optimistic morning or a rainy afternoon.
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