Jean-Claude Vanden Eynden- Pieces egoistes (CD) Vivian StanshallThough Belgium in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries was known above all for it's "school" of violin playing, represented by figures such as Henry Vieuxtemps and Eugene Ysaye, it was also home to a flourishing piano "school". After independence in 1830, the new nation's conservatoires opened numerous classes, method books and anthologies proliferated, and piano makers kept pace with new patents and instruments. This dynamic environment naturally
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Add to this a Voivod-ian prescience of robotic sentience and technological doom and Dissimulator's vision makes for total immersion in their world-building enterprise
Legendary producer Glyn Johns joined as the executive sound producer and the house band featured Fleetwood himself along with Andy Fairweather Low
The songs are the first new material from ABBA since the release of the “Under Attack” single in December of 1982
Michelle Zauner explores a sonic landscape of her own design
"The Life & Times" is clearly the band's greatest achievement to date
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the secluded studio where the band convened for the creation of this much-acclaimed album
dense with bleak humour and hallucinatory images
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