DM Stith
Heavy Ghost Appendices

A lot of musicians whose setlists might be stuffed with a succession of enviably great tracks don’t quite manage to make them fit together on an album...

DM Stith’s 2009 debut Heavy Ghost was one of last year’s private joys; a strange, spectral album which bewitched and beguiled those who heard it. Here...

Following emphatic praise for 2009’s Heavy Ghost, DM Stith presents its Appendices– two discs of remixes, demos and covers. Such an extensive document...

Collecting covers, B-sides, remixes, do-overs, and other odds and ends from the past year, Heavy Ghost Appendices sounds less like back-of-the-book ma...

There are sometimes where you just wish that an artist would stop plugging away at an album they've just released. A classic example Florence And The...

If ever the description “muffled earnestness” could serve as more than just a clever paradox, it would aptly describe the debut record of DM Stith. Jo...

It’s easy to hear what made Sufjan Stevens want to bring DM Stith to Asthmatic Kitty Records, where he currently resides as the “Minister of Aestheti...

You can't keep talent a secret for long. David Stith may not have been as unknown as Susan Boyle, but he was pretty close. Stith has worked creatively...

There is an eerie, icy depth beneath the crystalline ripples that DMStith decorates his songs with. They are peculiar songs, melodicexplorations of te...

For a seemingly insubstantial album, when Heavy Ghost by DM Stith sounds like anyone (contemporary) it sounds like the serious heavyweights: Rachel’s ...