J Collin - "ringing, sliding, feeding back. moving, holding, knocking, pitching up. the guitar's being turned into a taut and testy live wire crackling with accidental-sounding happenings, tight wooden taps and raps slipping uphill and falling out of the universe's pocket, the sound of coins hitting the ground and papers whisking through air, an object of art in table-sit/knee-lap, creating every great wrinkling sound with every touch and spring-like jostling progression.

there is no a-to-z chording, the instrument is the sculpture, alive with modified being, asking natural causes to magnetize strings for enlightened sparkle, huge splashes of surprised and expert bubbles bursting in glass-sound slide/bow-held principled acts. traditionalism by way of suspended and hyper-slow escalating new music quiver. 

positioning included by ear-follow curiousity writing. there are no wrong notes when the swelling and letting go and shapeless angularity resonates in combined technique, action spotting guitar art, with equal spacing for the drops and plucks and scrapes once in the performing clock.

see-sawing over feedback treble points pulling off in turned-to-a-whistle birdcall (or dog howl) holler. pitching up and down and away from definition, living within marked interval insides, where notes and time are bent away from the source and back to it in gliding freedom."--rotational review
https://earlymusic.bandcamp.com/album/the-accidental-eye

Dalnodar & McLeod  - Born out of traditions old and forgotten, Dalnodar and McLeod play early string-band music, ragtime, breakdowns, waltzes and other recorded gems from the old 78's, for the guitar, fiddle, banjo, and mandolin.  Based in Philadelphia, Chris Dalnodar and Andy McLeod share their interpretations of pre-war music with steady rhythm and joyous celebration. https://andymcleod.bandcamp.com/album/dalnodar-mcleod

Mount Rainier is the solo project of D.C. musician Matt Cohen, who plays in the drone duo Literals. Using a minimal set-up, Mt. Rainier is an exploration of delicate, western-tinged drone and field recordings. It’s a sound inspired by the latter-day experimentalism and sound collages of John Fahey and the simple, dusty melodies of Bruce Langhorne. https://mountrainierdc.bandcamp.com/releases

Bending - lofi ambient drone from Chicagoland
https://bendingmusic.bandcamp.com/releases