The Twilight Tone of D /\ P and Remi Kabaka and recorded in London
Includes Mark Isham's incredibly haunting score and “The Host of Seraphim” written and performed by Dead Can Dance with additional composing and remixing by Mark Isham
he had already been a regular member of the celebrated Max Roach-Clifford Brown Quintet for half a year
bringing a fresh experience that was destined to shake up the current state of pop music at the time of it's release
VEMOD opened their music to new places: A mind-blowing performance at the prestigious Beyond the Gates festival in 2013 and the legendary special show within the national treasure of the Vigeland Mausoleum at Oslo's Inferno Festival 2014 cemented VEMOD's excellent reputation even across the Atlantic
Zach Russell- Where The Flowers Meet The Dew (Vinyl) Bright Eyes The Twilight Tone of DVinyl LP pressing. 2023 release. Once again joining forces with up and coming producer Kyle Crownover (Adeem the Artist), this ten song effort never takes it's foot off the gas pedal. Dominant themes of wrestling with mortality, pondering reincarnation, and finding that ever elusive feeling of contentment in this life weave gracefully through. The first half of the record is filled with traditional waltzes ("I Thought I Was the Trees", "Take Me Back