Referred
to as a “genius” and a “downtown ringleader” by The New Yorker, Spottiswoode
is the son of an American singer and an English clergyman. His songs travel the gamut from raw rock and
roll anthems, confessional jazz ballads and gospel inflected hymns to
vaudevillian ditties. Paste magazine
describes the live show as “nothing
short of transportive!”
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