Devendra Banhart
Marina Allen
The singer-songwriter opens up complex questions and transmutes despair into gratitude.
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Wed Oct 2, 2024 8pm
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Devendra Banhart
Over the course of 11 studio albums, singer-songwriter Devendra Banhart has forged an idiosyncratic—but instantly recognizable—sound that seems to have been informed by nearly every kind of music being made on the margins of the mainstream. On his latest album, 2023’s Flying Wig, he uses the gentle hum of synthesizers and the gentler hum of his voice to seek out moments of peace amid mourning. As The Irish Times says, “Although his work has always had depth, warmth, and grace, this record glows and vibrates, with the pieces stitched together into one grand sonic tapestry.”
