Slow Clarity Minneapolis, Minnesota
Slow Clarity is the acid-tinged dual guitar project of Steve Palmer and Matt Beachey, who draw from the various finger-
picking traditions associated their instruments, along with minimalism, occasional psychedelic choogle, and deep-zone drone.
Beachey and Palmer released a tape in 2016 on Cabin Floor Esoterica entitled “Slow Clarity”, and later adopted the name as a moniker for the duo.
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