The Coral - Sea Of Mirrors - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

The Coral return with 388, their thirteenth studio album, officially released following an initial physical-only run through record shops across the UK. Led by new single 'Let The Music Play', the record draws inspiration from the sound and spirit of vintage reggae and dub cassette tapes, while continuing the band's long-standing blend of psychedelic rock, melody and escapism. Following the UK Top Five success of 2023's Sea Of Mirrors, 388 further expands a catalogue that has produced six UK Top Five albums, including the Mercury Prize-nominated self-titled debut The Coral, alongside Magic and Medicine, The Invisible Invasion and Coral Island, as well as defining singles such as 'Dreaming Of You' and 'Pass It On'. Album Tracks 1. Let the Music Play 2. Where Will You Go 3. Leave It in the Past 4. You and Me (And the Beautiful Sea) 5. Shame 6. Here Come the Tears 7. Yellow Moon 8. Sad Girl 9. High Tide 10. Spirit Catcher 11. Crossing the Sands

Holy Joe's Coral Island Medicine Show combines murder ballads and death-ditties, love songs and eulogies, songs about drifters, grifters, hobos and killers; featuring a ramshackle cast. Including the likes of Skelly and Granddad, The Great Muriarty and Glaswegian singer Rianne Downey. A love letter to the tradition of the death disc and murder ballad, from Stack-o-Lee to Skeleton Key, and everything in between, The Coral returns to cement their legendary status in British music. Album Tracks 1. Holy Joe (Sounds from the Other Side) 2. The Sinner 3. Hotel 4. Holy Joe (Hitchhiker at the Highway's Edge) 5. Leave This Town 6. The Road Is Calling 7. Holy Joe (Rita Is Having a Bad One) 8. Never Be in Love Like That Again 9. Drifter's Prayer 10. Holy Joe (Bobby and Faith) 11. Long Drive to the City 12. Down By the Riverside 13. Holy Joe (The Graveyard Shift) 14. Baby Face Nelson 15. Holy Joe (A Wise Man Once Said) 16. The Coral Island Killer 17. Holy Joe (Let the Credits Roll)

Blue the color of stardust, the color of the robe of Urania, the muse who holds the world in her hand. In Madame de Rambouillet's 17th-century blue salons, ladies of wit and fashion - known as 'les précieuses' - conversed in an atmosphere of boundless elegance and refinement. Two musical ladies now recreate the colors of these graceful ladies in refined airs de cour, the popular secular vocal music of the period. Luxuriate in sounds that envelop the truth in soft blue satin, just like words. Lute player Sofie Vanden Eynde wanders several artistic paths. For this new program, she is working with young Belgian soprano Deborah Cachet. Cachet has an impressive track record in vocal Baroque music and regularly collaborates with Le Poème Harmonique, L'Archéron and Correspondances. In 2020 she was awarded the Klara Prize for 'Most Promising of the Year'.