ISABELLE LEWIS - Greetings LARAAJI ranging from the haunting tones

ranging from the haunting tones of Roger Waters' Final Cut to the shadowy depths explored by early 1970s Black Sabbath

as well as her four-EP project with Maurice Fulton in 2018

” You can sense it too in Sparhawk’s decision to create this thing entirely on his own: every note

24 Songs sees David Gedge writing with legendary Sleeper guitarist Jon Stewart for the first time

There has been much speculation in recent years as to whether legendary record sleeve designer Barney Bubbles was responsible for the eye-catching sleeve image of a red indian with 4 bullet holes in his forehead dripping blood

ISABELLE LEWIS - Greetings LARAAJI ranging from the haunting tonesLP Black Vinyl. Only 300 copies pressed worldwide in this edition. Who is Isabelle Lewis, anyway? What kind of music does she make? Is she an opera singer? Does she write pop songs? Does she compose ethereal ambient soundscapes? Does she play chamber music on the violin? Is she producing dark, electronic beats? Well yes. But Isabelle Lewis is not so much a person as a project. Isabelles debut album, Greetings, credits a trio of composerperformers at