Robert Wyatt - ComicoperaA widescreen vision of love songs, political statement and beautiful haunting melody. 'Comicopera' is more light and live sounding than its predecessors. It is the sound of a group of musicians and friends like Anja Garbarek, Paul Weller and Brian Eno playing in the room together. It feels like 'Comicopera' could be Robert Wyatt's pop album. He's openly a fan of 'Tunes', and the deep influence of songs such as 'Raining in My Heart', covered on his

T- Connection’s ‘Do What You Wanna Do’

GQ recently called him ‰ÛÏ2014‰۪s answer to Lou Reed

“It also makes me feel a connection to the place I come from

only to be revealed as overtones produced by harmonium

when the triumphant 'Summer Didn't Change A Thing' harked back to the arena-ready rock of their debut

With Bell living in Montana

Terry Cole’s studio in Loveland

‰ÛÏI was thinking about some people I knew that were struggling to get a break‰۝ says Rose Elinor Dougall of the title track for her new album

It's also vastly sincere and some of Wolf's most accessible and deeply emotional songs

Dolly Parton and Charles Bradley

Dark Parks

A collaboration forged in the heart of the American Midwest