There's a number of performers who, using their voice, instrument and presence, turn wherever they perform into a small shrine to their art, and Bill Callahan is certainly one of these. Yesterday Callahan performed at Used Kids Records in Columbus, OH. This clip of Callahan performing "Rococo Zephyr," a cut from his upcoming Sometimes I wish We Were an Eagle, clearly shows the faces of some of those in attendance, so you can see that shrine thing I was talking about. [Pitchfork]