The "Lucky Kitchen" Label

Has anyone else heard of the label? What do you think of its artists, which include A & A, Liz Payne, Mary Halvorson and Jessica Pavone, Toshiya Tsunoda, Do, Joshua Abrams, and Relay Signals? This is a Search and Destroy/Classic or Dud question, I guess. Thanks.

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(n.1) BBB was so interesting to me because the traditional music on the album -- often a single violin or piano line -- appeared behind other, non-traditional sounds, like people walking on a village street in Spain, a family sitting down to Thanksgiving dinner, and so forth. These sound elements made the album warm and intimate. The pockets of silence and the real-world happenings floating through the songs gave the album a bittersweet, almost cinematic feel. And when Boucha -- Aeron Bergman's grandmother -- finally sings a more straightforward song, "I Don't Know," it's an even more sad and powerful moment, set against the backdrop of the other songs.