The debut EP by Carolyn Flaherty, aka Carol, was called Softest Destroyer, and that's probably the best way to describe her brand of exquisite, folky indie rock. Her voice is both alluring and crushing in all of her songs, but in this new one, “Comfort Me,” it’s even more poignant against this culminating orchestral arrangement that’s like the climax of a movie — think Sufjan Stevens’ “Chicago.” Every moment of its four and a half minutes is attention-grabbing.
The debut EP by Carolyn Flaherty, aka Carol, was called Softest Destroyer, and that's probably the best way to describe her brand of exquisite, folky indie rock. Her voice is both alluring and crushing in all of her songs, but in this new one, “Comfort Me,” it’s even more poignant against this culminating orchestral arrangement that’s like the climax of a movie — think Sufjan Stevens’ “Chicago.” Every moment of its four and a half minutes is attention-grabbing.
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