Nick Lowe - At My Age - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

The Superb New Studio Album By Grammy Award Winning Pink Floyd Engineer / Co-Producer Andy Jackson. This eagerly awaited follow up to Andy Jackson's acclaimed album 'Signal To Noise' (2014) and '73 Days At Sea' (2016) sees this original musician and producer explore new musical ground to great effect. 'Twelve Half Steps' is a purely instrumental album; a fascinating collection of compositions in modal scales. As one would expect of a musician, engineer and producer of the pedigree of Andy Jackson, this new album is once again nothing short of impressive, both sonically and musically. The also features a Blu Ray disc featuring stunning 96 kHz / 24-bit 5. 1 Surround Sound and Dolby Atmos Mixes. 'Twelve Half Steps' is one of the most original and impressive albums of the year. Blu-ray all region.

NICK LOWE / DIG MY MOOD - Three decades on, Nick Lowe has evolved from British pub-rock pioneer (with Brinsley Schwarz) to new wave godfather (producing Elvis Costello, among others) to postrock crooner. It's a surprising but convincing transformation, begun with the country-inflected minimalism of 1994's superb The Impossible Bird and pared to an even leaner chamber pop on this subdued charmer. Bird found Lowe damping his jokester's instincts to dig deeply and soberly into romantic despair and a gnawing, midlife confrontation of self. While the tracks on Dig My Mood suggest that some of the wounds have healed, there's still an elegiac air to songs like InchFaithless Lover,Inch InchWhat Lack of Love Has Done,Inch and InchFailed ChristianInch that qualifies these as songs of experience. Lowe's baritone has deepened and acquired a deft finesse with redeeming glimmers of wit and no loss of intelligence. Digitally remastered edition of this 1998 album from the veteran British singer/songwriter.

Renown singer / songwriter Nick Lowe returns with his first new studio in 4 years THE OLD MAGIC. The writer of InchWhat's So Funny About Peace, Love and UnderstandingInch and InchCruel to Be KindInch welcomes Ron Sexsmith, Paul Carrack, and Jimmie Vaughan to the studio, and creates another pop.