Third hard to find album from this reknowned NY trio (featuring Samara Lubelski, Theo Angell and Dan Brown) who channel the palm prints of Angus MacLise and Terry Jennings into whole new vectors of tone, colour and zig-zag shape. On Siltbreeze.

Another bewitchingly beautiful solo album from Samara Lubelski (Tower Recordings/Hall Of Fame/Metabolismus/Sonora Pine/MV et al), that moves away from the tranced instrumental brainbeams of her In The Valley album on Eclipse and instead re-visits the acid chanteuse moves of her first De Stijl album, The Fleeting Skies. The arrangements are beautifully positioned between classic baroque pop ala Byrds/Love/Left Banke/Montage, handmade basement moves and early morning Lower East Side comedowns. Samara's beautifully breathless vocals sound like they're being whispered straight into your ear and the backing band are a peach, including contributions from Hamish Kilgour of NZ garage legends The Clean, Matt Heyner of The No-Neck Blues Band, Christian Frederickson of Rachels and Cynthia Nelson. Limited vinyl edition with stuck on coloured sleeves in classic De Stijl-style. Highly recommended.

Second solo release from Samara Lubelski of Tower Recordings, Metabolismus, Sonora Pine, and Hall Of Fame. A collection of otherworldly song-forms that touch on all sorts of choice action, from icy French pop through spaced harmonies that recall The United States Of America, post-Velvets/Chelsea Girl balladry and frail, idiosyncratic basement forms that are pure loner. Recorded in NYC and Germany, features guest appearances from Tim Barnes, PG Six and Cynthia Nelson. Highly recommended.