Named after the sound of the log cabin studio where songwriter Taylor Kirk made his earliest recordings, this Canadian threepiece produce country and blues-indebted songs with a strong feel of the wilderness. But rather than the consoling isolation that Bon Iver found in the backwoods, Kirk channels the strangeness and unease into a world of seances and shallow graves with only his honeyed croon for company. There are times when he lays on the gothic country a bit thick but these are outnumbered by moments of black humour and spectral beauty.