Lost Horizons- In Quiet Moments (Deluxe Ed.)
SKU: 5400863038731
DELUXE - PVC Sleeve Printed Text, 2x Colour Vinyl, 350gsm Wide Spined Sleeve on Uncoated/Reverse Board, 2x Inner Sleeves on Matt Machine Varnish, 16pg Booklet on Standard Paper, DL Sticker, LP Sticker. Lost Horizons is a collaboration between Simon Raymonde, former bassist of the Cocteau Twins, and drummer Richard Thomas, whose past resume includes Dif Juz and the Jesus and Mary Chain. Their haunting, low-key indie pop combines elements of dance-rock and Bowie-esque singer songwriter folk. In Quiet Moments features a distinguished cast of guest singers and a handful of supporting instrumentalists embellishing the core duo's gorgeously free-flowing and loose-limbed blueprint. While the albbum has it's pockets of loss, they are aligned to the concept of hope, and the end result is more about rebirth than death.
Format: New Vinyl/Rock
Lost Horizons- In Quiet Moments (Deluxe Ed.)
SKU: 5400863038731
Release Date: 4.23.21
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DELUXE - PVC Sleeve Printed Text, 2x Colour Vinyl, 350gsm Wide Spined Sleeve on Uncoated/Reverse Board, 2x Inner Sleeves on Matt Machine Varnish, 16pg Booklet on Standard Paper, DL Sticker, LP Sticker. Lost Horizons is a collaboration between Simon Raymonde, former bassist of the Cocteau Twins, and drummer Richard Thomas, whose past resume includes Dif Juz and the Jesus and Mary Chain. Their haunting, low-key indie pop combines elements of dance-rock and Bowie-esque singer songwriter folk. In Quiet Moments features a distinguished cast of guest singers and a handful of supporting instrumentalists embellishing the core duo's gorgeously free-flowing and loose-limbed blueprint. While the albbum has it's pockets of loss, they are aligned to the concept of hope, and the end result is more about rebirth than death.
