“Music” Archives

The group’s elegance, melancholy atmosphere, and attention to detail are as prevalent as ever.

And it can’t come soon enough.

When Lycia hits their stride, all of the pretense and bombast works entirely in their favor, and the music feels more comprehensive and accomplished than portentous.

Replete with Christian imagery as far removed from traditional praise and worship music as can be.

Music that, despite its sometimes painful awkwardness and delicacy, is capable of reminding us of something we’ve long forgotten.

Hopefully, this collection of odds and sods from Manual’s archives presages a sea change in Jonas Munk’s career.

The album’s mix of musical traditions from around the world is both improvisational and intimate.

There’s an interesting story behind the new album’s title.

Airiel’s music is replete with shimmering guitars, chilled atmospherics, and intertwined male/female vocals.