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Tom Griesgraber & Bert Lams: Don't Look Back

By Geno Thackara
January 13, 2024
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The title probably isn't really a warning. To judge from the warm affable sound of Tom Griesgraber's Chapman Stick piece, "Don't Look Back" feels more like a piece of optimistic advice. Further brightened by the easygoing chemistry he shares with Bert Lams as they skip through what should be a rhythmic booby trap, it's as bouncy as classy pastoral quasi-folk can get.

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