The Benefit of the Free Man Toronto, Ontario
With their sophomore record set to be released later this year, The Benefit of the Free Man continue to build their
repertoire of chamber folk songs that are as piercing as they are soothing.
"A mesmerizing and inspiring sonic force to be reckoned with" (Indie Round Table)
"A sound that is rich but unsettling; the negative space in the music becomes an instrument in itself." (Audio Reckoning)
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