Fleeting and wistful,
this brief disc strolls by delightfully, revelling in its own
ritualistic sound. From a generic perspective, this EP has an odd
flow. The first and third tracks, "Man" and "Woman," are understated
dabbles in instrumental folk, sweet and charming like early work by
John Fahey. Quite disparately, "Son" is a two minute, tribal
drum-circle procession, and "Daughter" is all chanted vocals and
hand-drums. The overall record belongs distinctly to the whole freak folk
movement, in the sense of its ceremonial quirkiness and its organic,
acoustic
sound. Criminally short, God/Fate is a solid listen while it
lasts, but it's the quaint folk gems that stand the test of time.