Men I Trust- Men I Trust (Vinyl) Leif Ove AndsnesPROPER DEBUT FULL LENGTH FROM QUEBEC CITY'S Men I Trust. This self titled album is a hodgepodge of tracks culled from early Bandcamp projects, fleshed out with more recent singles recorded with the addition of a second vocalist. It's these newer tracks, typified by blunted Demarco ish grooves with slinky funk basslines and breathy female vocals, that get our gears going: "Plain View," "Humming Man," "Lauren," "Middle Points," the breathtaking haunted
PRW Freestyle
that the label was still misspelling their name
The Preacher
A4 There She Goes
Masterpieces of 'Nausicaa' reproduced by an orchestra of 50 players
Listen To The Rhythm Of The Range
a remix record via Closed Casket
It's why the label's engineers took every available measure to transport listeners to the March and April 1959 sessions that parlayed modal jazz into mainstream language
behold on CD or vinyl: "Smoke That Cigarette
I found myself reaching for the synthesizer
Ex-member of fusion pioneers Yellowjackets
compared to the 8-track setup that birthed the band's catalytic 1988 debut