Sea Wolf - Through A Dark WoodEverything is alright now. Alex Brown Church the man behind the dark folk, indie rock band Sea Wolf wants you to know that from the start. Really. Sea Wolf's eagerly anticipated fifth LP, Through A Dark Wood, proves it in 11 textured, sometimes acoustic, sometimes electronic, unabashedly honest tracks. But beforehand, everything was decidedly not okay. Church wrote and recorded an entire album after 2014's streaming only, stripped down album Song

The feeling of being both a mess and unstoppable at our fingertips

Haefliger's programme opens with Alban Berg's Piano Sonata

soloist alongside a string orchestra (violins

and with Glenda's now mature

the interpreters of this recording have also returned the sonatas BWV 1028 and 1029 to their original trio sonata instrumentation

Atterberg's work has enjoyed a revival on recordings

as do a number of delays and arpeggiators

as well as an entertaining showcase for his distinctive talent

steely-eyed gaze into the future

born in 1904 in North Carolina

though not in the form of an imitation of Wagnerian composing but as a creative rendering of the Classical composers as they had been conveyed to Draeseke by Wagner

kicks off the album with "God You Don't Need