Klaus Johann Grobe - Io tu il loroFOURTH album from the Swiss duo. Six years have passed since Swiss based duo Klaus Johann Grobe's last long player "Du bist so symmetrisch" (2018) and you'll hear they've come a long way. "Io tu il loro", their fourth album for Chicago based Trouble In Mind Records was written over two weeks in a cabin at the very end of a remote Swiss valley, where pretty much at the same place Klaus Johann Grobe came up with their whole debut full length "Im Sinne

the vulnerability and transformation they demand can overpower the strongest among us

In keeping with the landmark 1960 psychological horror film that inspired its name

topped off by some seriously powerhouse and expressive vocal performances

” the lyrics of “Bootsie” celebrate the underdogs and misfits: “Hell is the place where everything happens / The band’s playing all the songs ever written at once / Shape the chaos

and he winds up finding a way out

The album advances their joint world building

So Tonight That I Might See is the second studio album by Mazzy Star

the 12-track album is dusted with both Ryder-Jones’ artistry and the heavyweight musicianship of The Red Elastic Band

ÛÓVillage Voice

to the proto-punk of La Düsseldorf and the heavy space

) and Jason Pierce (Spiritualized)

it's a startling document