Sleepers - Painless NightsVinyl LP repressing of this sole album from the San Francisco Post Punk band. The Sleepers were on their own rock 'n' roll planet: somewhere between Punk, Post Punk and Psychedelic. 1981's Painless Nights is their only album. In fact, it is one of the few full length LPs to come out of San Francisco during this era. From the opening tracks 'When Can I Fly?' and 'Walk Away' (featuring Alex Gibson and Tom Recchion of BPeople), Painless Nights captures

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Carl Reiner

he began each piece on his main instrument

"Here Again" is one of those songs

ridiculous in his yellow stockings

This fascinating and somewhat shadowy figure from the 18th century musical world is brought to life by Russian double bassist Grigory Krotenko on this skillfully curated album featuring Mozart's delightful concert aria 'Per Questa bella man' for baritone

he has emerged with an album of new music that proves his craftsmanship has not only held up but improved and evolved since the '60s

They immediately took their place on the rosters of influential labels like y and 99 with iconic debut single "Stretch"

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The exquisite and expressive playing of flutist Nadia Labrie and pianist Mathieu Gaudet is seductive

With it's more elaborate and nuanced yet harder-hitting sonic palette

It will appeal to those that have bought Kathryn's earlier albums and her trademark piercing vocals and haunted melodies that take you through bewitching soundscapes plus fans of Lana Del Ray