we've never had an inca ore thread, just many threads mentioning her.
i remember walking out 3 miles to the post depot to pick up a parcel of lp's i missed getting from the postman. i remember walking home to my old 3 story house i lived alone in and sitting in one of the rooms that had nothing but a turntable, preamp, headfones and pillow on the floor and playing birthday of bless you for the first time. i was taken aback at how understated and small? if that's the right word - that the album was. her new album sea surfer school is far better than i expected. eva seems less restrained and has definitly cultivated her sound.
i really like her blog too
http://www.urbanhonking.com/incaore/
from what i gather she used to work in a city and was quite burnt out and frayed by the urban techno enviroment, so she moved to the countryside. she's exploring a relationship with nature and a way of life that's quite inspiring. a very relevant path to take judging by the current state of the world.