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finds Whitmer: age thirty

and Deutsche Grammophon was

blurring the lines between rhythm and blues and early rock n' roll

[word]plays is an album of microtonal works for saxophone(s) inspired by the similarly named literary technique in which witty word-use becomes the subject of the work

up-tempo novelty songs and middle-of-the-road pop and in later years even flirted with rock flavoured material

On their second studio album Mach II

also recorded with Lars Lystedt

A mesmerizing portrait of the artist Anselm Kiefer by acclaimed documentarian Sophie Fiennes (THE PERVERT'S GUIDE TO CINEMA)

probing the biases inherent in both human perception and the lens

Drakus made sure he engaged prolific producer Mystic Jim to record and mix the album

the 'Carroll Thompson' album at long last receives the deluxe treatment

it's trump card was to speak to the audience in their own language - and not in Italian like the court opera