Yes, I know, it’s too early to call out the nominees for the Top 10 Albums of 2021 but, if In quiet moments via The lost horizon no feature I would be a bit more surprised. In quiet momentsSecond album Lost Horizons, and their sequel until 2017 Ojalais a record 16 epic track with pretty impressive beauty and created with an incredible range of creations.
The completion of In quiet moments watch the second part of the double album coming out on February 26th, the first part was released late last year on December 4th. Each installment has eight songs, and both are as brilliant and catchy as together. The art that has been brought here is quite spectacular at times. There are tracks throughout the sixteen copies that are worth the whole album, they are so good.
Former Cocteau Twin duo Simon Raymonde and Dif Juz drummer Richie Thomas have come together on their latest record to create something truly stellar. Attention to detail on every track makes In quiet moments is one of the best albums. The staging and staging are almost faultless and the performances choreographed by the excellent cast of guests are unmatched.
Last year, Lost Horizons released five of the eight tracks from part one of the album as singles. John Grant gave us an outstanding vocal performance on the traditional Cocteau CordeliaMidlake’s Tim Smith was in the mood to think for more Folksy Gray Tower and Kavi Kwai ended Lost Horizon’s 2020 singles releases with a stunning gem, layered and beautifully harmonized with Every beat has passed. (The evocative dream pop top-draw can’t help but bring back memories of Elizabeth Fraser.)
2021 sees Lost Horizons pick up where they left off with undiminished quality as the album’s release date draws ever closer. The band’s first single release in 2021 and the album’s title track, In quiet moments, is a special highlight of the entire album. The song has the voice of Ural Thomas the October man and it’s perfect. Hilarious crossovers, relaxed piano sounds, hard-to-beat rhythms, and beautiful vocals are a combination made in heaven. Thomas said of the song, “Sometimes I feel strong and connected to the world. Other times I feel small and alone. In a way, they’re two parts of the same feeling. is the feeling of being enclosed and defined by walls that became more real just a short time after we worked on the song”.
The songIn a Moment of Silence, feels timeless, but at the same time you almost feel like you’re wearing ‘Sta Press’ shorts, a fitted turtle neck and a wink ball picker as you walk into the dimly lit basement Jazz club morning and order a glass of Bourbon on ice. The inspirational verbal ending, suggested by Raymonde as a nod to Gil Scott-Heron, and the vocals supported by Spiritualized’s Wendi Rose did as Simon said, taking “it all to the next level.” according to”.
This year’s second single features former collaborator Marissa Nadler on Marie. This duo has previously worked with Nadler on I see the days go by and said “I don’t think there’s a moment when I don’t find a song for Marissa to sing on the new LP”. The Nadlers have evocative and soulful vocals subtly matched to the soundtrack that Raymonde and Thomas were able to perfectly conjure up.
Lost Horizons’ latest single features KookieLou’s angelic vocal talent on The heart of a hummingbird. Turnaround and enchanting scores are effortlessly combined with KookieLou’s smooth vocals to deliver a melodious and hypnotic soundtrack.
Of the remaining songs of the album, Green Soul is a lavish slow-burner featuring Laura Groves, Circlea higher tempo, soft music featuring C Duncan and the last track, This is the weather Just a great way to create a pretty spectacular album. With vocals provided by Karen Peris of The Innocence Mission and little more than a piano and delicate string arrangements, Lost Horizons concludes a journey of discovery and excitement of great sound that will be unsurpassed. .
