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LATHE OF HEAVEN - Auroa LPHYPERION BLUE VINYL. Lathe of Heaven return with their second full length album Aurora, a bold expansion of their sonic and thematic palette that unfolds like a series of vivid, emotional vignettes. Rather than following a singular tone or mood, Aurora unfolds like a collection of short stories, each track offering a different lens into the bands evolving sound and deeply reflective lyricism. Incorporating influences from mid 80s British and Finnish

‘Abhorrent Rapture’ and ‘Buried Deep In A Bottomless Grave’

open and elongated guitar melodies

Never has a Songs: Ohia album's process been so integral to its overall feel as is the case with DIDN'T IT RAIN

it also scratches some of the same itches as Old Chestnut and will definitely reward listeners who spend time with its soaring sonic inventions

whose work Gendron stumbled upon by chance in a Montreal bookstore

roughly 22 albums were recorded at Variety Recording Studio in New York's Times Square

Cerberus Shoal

“E1M1” turns the group’s gaze skyward

the master of paranoia-inducing electronics Richard H Kirk and Tel Aviv-based Isophonic musician Roland P

Andres Renteria on conga

It’s a faultless suite of spindly / spangled indie-pop gems laced with shimmering hooks

Derek Baron