Dastard

• “First is the one-two punch of "Silence" and "Dastard," which benefits from an innate sense of gorgeous melodic phrasing, buoyed by economical yet punchy brass lines.”

  The Huffington Post: Daniel J. Kushner: Audio Outliers: Rediscovering Recent Gems in Experimental Music

• “Dastard you backyard me, colonial cybernetic. risen you begrudge me,”

  Spam, Spam, Spam and Spoetry

• “Frakark, a daughter of Moddan in Dale, was the wife of Liot Nidingr, or the Dastard, a”

  Sutherland and Caithness in Saga-Time or, The Jarls and The Freskyns

• “There was a pause -- the old man still holding on hesitatingly, then, -- "Dastard!" he hissed, flinging his son from him with indescribable scorn.”

  A Soldier Of The Empire

• “Has the Land such a Dastard, as scorns not a Lord,”

  Janice Meredith

• “Dastard that you are, to strike a man when he is down," thundered”

  A Knight of the Nineteenth Century

• “Dastard and forlorn, 'cried Malcolm, with passionate weeping.”

  The Caged Lion

• “Don't believe that I rejoice like a Dastard in what I believe to be the Decay of a Great Man: my sorrow has been so much about it that”

  Letters of Edward FitzGerald in Two Volumes Vol. II

• “Dastard that I am, too, as well as fool: I felt sunk into the dust by his voice.”

  The Disowned — Volume 05

• “Norse Odin, immemorial centuries ago, did not he, though a poor Heathen, in the dawn of Time, teach us that for the Dastard there was, and could be, no good fate; no harbour anywhere, save down with Hela, in the pool of Night!”

  Past and Present Thomas Carlyle's Collected Works, Vol. XIII.

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