Hot Rail (Vinyl 2xLP) Latin & World

Hot Rail (Vinyl 2xLP) Latin & WorldIn 2000 the Tucson band returned with their second album proper and further refined their desert noir soundscapes. On this album Calexico opted for a more intimate form of expression, for a stylish, sombre, bleak ballad style that is often drenched in psychedelic reverbs and accented by jazz instruments. Then again it does contain their first forays into the semi pop song with The Ballad Of cable Hogue and eventually it was reissued with a version of

defiantly weird

Mark Ronson

covers a range of topics and moods

The album falls somewhere between fantasy and reality

This is soul music for anyone who's long since left the crossroads

but it was the follow-up Blazing Arrow that earned them major acclaim

the deeper I go

all carefully constructed for discerning dancefloor destruction

The first-ever vinyl pressing of Tomorrow

historic slab of mutant sound pressure realised in 1976 by pioneering sound artists and Fluxus affiliates Christina Kubisch and Fabrizio Plessi

Together in Static comes almost a year to the day after Avery's surprise third studio album Love + Light

as well as the title Circles