Christopher Tignor - The Art of SurrenderThe Art of Surrender marks a return to life, sown from primal impulses and hard won emotional truths. Unrestrained melodic rapture soars above a relentless kick drum, speaking a need to move, to dance, to love. The music is as ambitious as its origins are personal. Tignor plays with scale, crafting multi movement epics alongside one minute miniatures. The smallest, most fragile violin gestures, where the finger barely touches the string to extract

original label artwork and full length extended disco editions

sometimes tracing fleeting tendrils outwards

recorded to tape with the help of future bandmate John Cale

Listening to songs like 'K2' or 'Bang' the answer is a resounding yes

Side 2: 1989 Music Prepared for Head-On: 1 Grow Your Hair 2 Charles XII Of Sweden 3 You Think It’s Love 82 4 Unsafe At Any Speed 5 The Emotional Jungle 6 Tiny Children 7 Dave Balfe

‘It’s Not The End of the World’ and ‘Juxtapozed With You’

Pearlman introduced a sheen that disturbed purists but introduced the Clash to a wider audience

'Ill Communication'

working with a multitude of special guests on his own records as well as co-creating albums with Steve Gunn and Courtney Barnett

After trying to make a Buchla synthesizer mirror human imperfections

“the entropy in the universe

is developing her practice in a quaint but adequately equipped campus recording studio