Frank Evans & Ben Plotnick Nashville, Tennessee
On their duo album Madison Archives, Frank Evans (Banjo) and Ben Plotnick (Fiddle) tested their own capacity for instrumental improvisation, technique, home recording, and sanity. However, the triumphant outcome is an extremely ambitious yet completely effortless sounding collection of original tunes. ... more
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