Canadian music group fronted by vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Liz Hysen, known for a melancholic, slow and experimental sound featuring strings and sparse arrangements.

The available review (Metal Cares) highlights a tormented, austere sound-lamentation, with vocals, violin, piano/glockenspiel, acoustic guitar and cello prominent in the arrangements. Comparisons in the review mention Chokebore and cinematic references such as Atom Egoyan's Felicia's Journey.

The available review praises Picastro's melancholic, slow, experimental sound, centered on Liz Hysen's vocals and multi-instrumental contributions. Metal Cares is described as austere, tormented and cinematic. Occasional excesses are noted, but overall the review awards a top rating.

For:Fans of melancholic, slowcore and experimental indie rock; listeners who appreciate intimate, chamber-inflected arrangements.

 “One of the most emaciated parts of the recent history of the icy, rocky, north-American sound (as oblique and ghostly as it may be, rock it still is)”

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