Shepherds Atlanta, Georgia
The healing hand and surgeon’s scalpel are intertwined on Shepherds’ new album Insignificant
Whip. The art-rock
masterpiece encases the band’s vulnerable wisdom in flighty melodies that
burn with intimacy and fragility as singer/lyricists Jonathan Merenivitch and Adrian Benedykt
Świtoń address everything from toxic masculinity and Catholic guilt to Youtube comments and
Tupac Shakur.
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