Mpv - In Lust We Trust - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

The American Chamber Winds was founded in Skien, Norway in July 1983, by David Waybright and Stanley D. Hettinger. The concept for the ensemble grew out of impromptu concerts given around the Skien area, and in conjunction with the first World Association of Symphonic Bands and Ensembles. The American Chamber Winds is comprised of some of the finest wind and percussion performers from across the United States, most of whom are affiliated with the University of Florida as either current faculty or alumni. The American Chamber Wins are very much in demand for performances worldwide. On this new , The American Chamber Winds present a rousing programme of wind band music, including works by Mozart, Peter Van Zandt Lane, Michael Torke, Igor Stravinsky, and more.

Japanese pressing features bonus material. Universal. 2018.

2018 . Lusts, the recording pseudonym of brothers Andrew and James Stone, return with their album Call of the Void. The self-recorded and self-released album has a diverse palette of sonics and themes, having been in?uenced by the endless motion of the city, otherworldly nights, and brutalist architecture. It's a utopian and romantic record; Lusts are more interested in being part of a developed and progressive future than being caught in a dystopian mire. The album is hopeful rather than despairing, but there are also explorations of darker themes. Utilizing the haunting, reverb-drenched production of classic '80s post-punk as well as the glistening sheen of the iconic synth-pop the decade is so famous for, Lusts explore a rich soundscape of Lynchian ambiance amongst their poppier hooks. There's a layer of experimentation here too, whether it's Andy drawing from the themes of Jean Baudrillard's America for the single 'lost highway' or James introducing a rhythmic pattern by tapping pint glasses, inspired by Steve Reich's minimalistic approach, for 'joy in a joyless place'.