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“They would literally laugh in my face”: From Haitian voodoo to slavery, sex and school shootings, Lower is the album Benjamin Booker’s old label didn’t want him to make

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“They would literally laugh in my face”: From Haitian voodoo to slavery, sex and school shootings, Lower is the album Benjamin Booker’s old label didn’t want him to make

Benjamin Booker is back with a compelling, experimental new album, and enjoying pulling the strings on his own label

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