Mr. and Mrs. Hazelwood

On their debut CD Radio Noise, married couple Joseph and Raven Hazelwood channel the energy of pre-war ghosts trapped in the infinite search for lost loves and places they once called home. Anyone who has ever known or encountered a dementia-ridden frail elderly person will recognize the creepy theme of longing in this brilliantly Waitsian debut. Indeed, elderly folk often look through you with ancient glassy eyes, searching desperately for their people (family) and their things (home), which they will never find. It is sad, and creepy. Ghosts, as the story goes, continue this never-ending search, disrupting the lives of the living in their frustration. Ode Hazelwood's Radio Noise delves deeply into this haunting aspect of humanity by setting the sad pining of lost souls to historically accurate music. The result is a melancholic pre-war brew filled with durges, cabaret, and blues. ~ Listen! Nashville