Barber And Bassoonist Get Blissed-Out In Brooklyn — The Music Of High Places, By John Norris

Dreamy duo release their first full-length, inspire elementary-school kids. High Places One look at the cover of the just-released self-titled album by the experimental Brooklyn dream-pop duo High Places and you begin to get an idea of what they're all about: a landscape under clouds, at once ominous and inviting (hippie-dippie, nature-loving), superimposed with the giant head of an infant (childlike), with blissed-out blue eyes and some sort of spin-art God's eye in the middle of his ...

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