Nicolas Comment - Blason"Blason", Nicolas Comment's third solo album, is a memory game: a game of clues and coats of arms. In the form of Chinese portraits of artists' lives, the 11 songs on this album are a tribute to hidden muses and secret pygmalions. The artist (singer songwriter as well as photographer and writer) is surrounded by France's best rock band, The Limianas, as well as dreamy backing singers Californian Brisa Roch and her double, Parisian Milo McMullen who

which yielded more Mozart and then classic accounts of Mendelssohn - the Scottish Symphony and music for A Midsummer Night's Dream - for which the conductor's lightness of touch and firm rhythmic hand were ideally suited

) Reissues for the first time on digipack CD with Full Dynamic Range mastered audio

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which seems to resonate from his feet as he delivers the sort of meticulously written lunar wisdom worthy of Lambchop's Kurt Wagner

weed is definitely on the menu and this high-end joint is the toke of the town

an iconic fiddler and founding father of new acoustic music

Martin Barre

" "Cry of a Child" and "Spitfire Glory Boy" shine like the diamonds in the rough that they truly are when compared to the futile fodder dominating FM airwaves at the moment

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