Evening Botany Los Angeles, California
Inspired by the lurid and lush crooning and compositions of the saccharine underground (Lee Hazlewood, Scott Walker) and dark/gothic/new-romantic synthscapes, Evening Botany is a tribute to eroticism, nature, and death.
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