
Released as a music video in 2004, 'Beneath The Damage And The Dust' revisits a track originally recorded for Himmelman's 1992 Epic Records album 'Flown This Acid World.' The re-promotion coincides with Himmelman's return to independent recording via his own Himmasongs imprint with 'Unstoppable Forces.' The song's lyrical theme — redemptive compassion for a marginalized woman seen as dangerous or broken by society…
Occupies a niche but critically respected space within early-2000s adult alternative and Americana, representing the continuity of the 1990s Epic Records indie-rock singer-songwriter tradition into the post-major-label independent era. The video's 2004 production for a 1992 track underscores…
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