Sholto- Sirens (Vinyl) Declan McKenna

Sholto- Sirens (Vinyl) Declan McKennaGilles Peterson championed cinematic maestro Sholto returns with his third album in three years. Following the epic, sprawling odyssey of 2024's double album 'Letting Go of Forever', his new project 'The Sirens' builds upon the groove rooted, string soaked dreamscapes and ethereal textures upon which he's built his name, this time inverting the beauty into a haunting fever dream. Deeply cinematic at it's core, the albums' tender jazz harmonisations

with interludes allowing the listener to take a breath and appreciate what they're hearing

first released in 1988 on LP features most of the score (written and arranged by Danny Elfman) from the film

Wolff began a collaboration with his Berkeley High School friend

As Eno himself concludes

will stop you in your tracks

But Ries was far more than a mere amanuensis

singer and musician Dave Edmunds

LP2 Side B Nature of Outtakes (12" Single / 1984)

Second studio album by the Australian punk band who comprise Ben Reed (vocals

it’s also evident that the foursome has been paying closer attention to how artists from earlier eras made full-length albums: the range of textures

it features the original lineup of John Foxx (vocals

the album stands as a deeply personal and boldly experimental statement from American trombonist and composer Grachan Moncur III - one of the most compelling figures of the avant-garde movement