Luke Abbott - Translate'Translate' is the first solo artist album in six years from Norfolk synthesizer specialist Luke Abbott: a strikingly direct and assured return to the solo music making game following a productive diversion into live improvisation with his experimental jazz trio Szun Waves. At times dark and ominous, others bright and welcoming, these eleven electronic vignettes form a dramatic and undeniably cinematic body of work which functions as a fitting

” - Joe Talbot

was subsequently completed after a final session in London with their debut album‰۪s co-producer Tom Dalgety

Molina also claimed that during this time

gauzy tableaus coated with groove-heavy strokes

'calgary' is a worship song to everything 'for emma' mourned

featuring Carlos Santana

They’re all great in their own way

The dark isolation of winter and the pining for summer’s easier days can be felt in the album’s few quieter moments

Like The Mystery of Heaven

" 'L'Amitie'

at times heartfelt at others overcome

DI didn't simply tack on a dance beat or spice things up with the addition of a few novel sonics or quirky quotations