Stranger in the Alps (Vinyl)

Stranger in the Alps (Vinyl)The debut album from the Los Angeles based singer songwriter, Stranger in the Alps is a candid, wry, death obsessed, and altogether transfixing collection of ruminative indie folk confections that invoke names like Elliott Smith, Jenny Lewis and Laura Marling. Barely 23 and already earning accolades from the likes of John Doe and Conor Oberst, both of whom lend their voices to a couple of tracks, Bridgers is an old soul, but one with a flair for

now remastered & cut at revelatory Half-Speed at Abbey Road Studios from vinyl specific original tape transfers designed to get the very best possible sound from the format

Archival interviews with director Sidney Lumet

mixing post-Stooges/Velvets grunt with the avant-rock stylings of Pere Ubu and the Laughing Clowns

Fast Company and Sex and Rage

My Love is one of the great Miklós Jancsó’s finest works

All of the gestures

reflecting the island’s remarkable culinary diversity

Flinging off her heels under shellfire

Five essays and an illustrated chronology – written by curators

Clever use of lightweight particulate core with a highly rigid phenolic resin skin became the foundations of the high level of performance achieved by the now iconic original Planar range

Waxtime in Color 180 gram reissue of Chet Baker's 1956 album

Building on their 2001 EP 'The Modern Age'