Peter and the Wolf

NEW ALBUM: TRAFFIQUE'S ENDLESS WEEKEND

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TO RECEIVE THIS CD BY MAIL, PLEASE VISIT:

http://www.wandarecords.blogspot.com/2010/06/traffiques-endless-weekend-mixtape.html



also from R. Hunter /

Peter and the Wolf:



TO ORDER "MELLOW OWL" CD

12 SONGS ON HAND-DRAWN DISCS, PLEASE VISIT:



http://wandarecords.blogspot.com/2010/06/order-mellow-owl-cd-hand-drawn-discs.html



TO ORDER THE IVORI PALMS, PLEASE VISIT:



http://wandarecords.blogspot.com/2010/06/purchase-ivori-palms-dreams-of.html



OTHER PETER AND THE WOLF CDS:



"Thanks in large part to the sly, mysterious troubadour at its core, Lightness cements Hunter's reputation as a creative dreamer and master storyteller."

- NPR



"Hunter uses few instruments, though always in gorgeous combinations. The result is a great winter album."

- PITCHFORK



"Absolutely mesmerising, seducing listeners with dreams of freedom, adventure, collapse, and rebirth."

- SEATTLE STRANGER



"[Hunter] silenced a typically chatty Silverlake Lounge crowd this Wednesday weilding only a duct-taped guitar."

- L.A. WEEKLY



".there’s gorgeous evidence of the things he’s deciphered about the world in all of his imaginative and exasperatingly effortless breezes of songs."

- DAYTROTTER



"Hunter’s songs reveal subtlety and craft rarely found these days as well as honesty and emotional depth that can’t help but draw the attention of anyone in earshot."

- ASTHMATIC KITTY



"Returning for an encore. the crowd demanded the confectionary one-minute folk centerpiece, “Bonsai Tree," a nostalgic ode to things better left unsaid."

- SPIN



"Amazingly haunting and touching songs. "

- PAPER



"Rickety, intense, gothic folk backed by an orchestra of kids on scrap-metal percussion. heavy on adventure, light on the constraining rules that would cramp its spirit. "

- PORTLAND MERCURY



"Hunter and his chorus of note-perfect backing vocalists did a damn fine job of establishing a mood. quite a few Peter and the Wolf songs have themes of movement and/or city-dwelling, so as Hunter sang about the fast pace and isolation of modern life, the delicateness of the performance provided a lovely counterpoint. "

- PITCHFORK at SXSW 08