Slaughter Beach Dog - At the MoonbaseAt the Moonbase, the fourth full length album from Slaughter Beach, Dog, is a return to form for Philadelphia bandleader Jake Ewald. Written and recorded alone at home and at The Metal Shop, Ewald's East Kensington recording studio, the album tracks an exercise in solitary production not unlike Slaughter Beach, Dog's 2016 debut Welcome or 2017's Motorcycle. JPG. On the heels of 2019's Safe and Also No Fear, Ewald's latest offering brings expanded

pieces with small ensembles had better chances of being performed

before being heard instrumentally toward the end

non-marital relationships and more

American violinist Rachel Barton Pine marks the 25th anniversary of her 1997 recording of violin concertos by Black composers of the 18th and 19th centuries with Violin Concertos by Black Composers Through the Centuries

Zimmermann/ Christian Zimmermann - Loud Music from Nuremberg Lute Book

with most of the eighteen videos containing alternate visual angles and multiple audio tracks

ethereal sonics and grimy boom-bap aesthetics

one hell of a violinist

who created sketches during the recording process

Misunderstood [2019]

but most impressive is they also know when to leave the space empty

For her first disc she carefully selected six very diversified works by Liszt