The Geese frontman’s new live solo album strips his songwriting down to voice and piano, with three previously unreleased songs in the set.
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The Geese frontman’s new live solo album strips his songwriting down to voice and piano, with three previously unreleased songs in the set.
A Stockholm composer who wrote on Feldman keeps the dream in section. The caution is the method, and also the limit.
The composer’s first new album in six years arrives October 23 via Temporary Residence, built around one continuous piece of solo piano and subtle electronics.
A short solo piano piece that treats the idea of the turn as both physical motion and emotional pivot, written and performed with clear control and quiet presence.
