Harold Budd - The White Arcades [Clear]

Harold Budd - The White Arcades [Clear]Limited clear vinyl LP pressing. Includes digital download. First time vinyl repress of a classic Harold Budd album originally released in 1988. Partly recorded at the Cocteau Twins studio with production help from Robin Guthrie and Brian Eno, the album's effortless blend of glistening synths, limpid piano notes, foggy textures and space result in a beautiful contemplative whole. "Although it's aura is ethereal and unworldly, Budd's music is actually

including Mike Gangloff's keening "Cara's Waltz" and Isak Howell's solo guitar spotlight on "Barnswallow

the duo delves into a more spiritual focus in their journey towards musical impressionism

to the funky "Bullseye Bill" and the gentle title track which is not unlike Big Star at their finest

structured songs soar with a ferocious but delicate musicality and powerful

iniquities & falsified history

I love to try and push my own boundaries of what I perceive to be right and wrong

These very cool recordings - oozing with the late-night club atmosphere of Steve Wertheimer's gem on South Congress Avenue - perfectly capture Mike Flanigin's mastery of the mighty Hammond B3 and the late Frosty Smith's attentive drumming which form the bedrock for Jimmie to lay down some of that trademark peckin' guitar

In all earnestness

III signifies Moderat's maturation in modern pop and mastery of the group

"Full Circle" offers a glimpse into the early genius of Deadmau5

with his debut album

1996-1997 is a can't-miss collection in Dream Theater's eminent archival series