Triple Burner: A Fusion of Folk and Experimental Soundscapes

Triple Burner: A Fusion of Folk and Experimental Soundscapes

Triple Burner is a collaborative project formed by Sackville’s mandolinist and guitarist Eric Craven and Harris Newman, an accomplished guitarist and lap steel player. The duo blends folk traditions with experimental and minimalist approaches, creating atmospheric soundscapes that transcend conventional boundaries.

The project’s self-titled debut album, "Triple Burner" (2006), showcases their unique ability to fuse intricate guitar work with ambient textures. The album is an intimate yet expansive journey, weaving together traditional melodies and modern experimentalism. With an emphasis on mood and subtlety, their music offers a meditative and immersive listening experience.

Triple Burner stands out for its ability to transform simplicity into something profoundly evocative. Their work is rooted in acoustic instrumentation, yet the interplay between the two musicians often feels otherworldly. The delicate balance between structure and improvisation is a hallmark of their sound, resonating deeply with fans of both folk and experimental music.

While not as prolific as some other projects connected to the Montreal music scene, Triple Burner has earned a dedicated following among listeners who appreciate the intersection of tradition and innovation. Their music captures the spirit of collaboration and exploration, hallmarks of the artistic community surrounding Godspeed You! Black Emperor and Sackville.

Discography

  • Triple Burner (2006)

Triple Burner exemplifies the power of musical partnership, crafting soundscapes that linger in the mind long after the music stops.