Oh Hellos - NotosNotos, the first installment in an ongoing series, is named for the ancient Greco Roman god of the south wind, who brought storms in the summer. Musically, the record draws from the siblings' memories of summers spent exploring the Pacific Northwest with their grandparents, as well as their experiences with the frequent threat of hurricanes as they grew up on the Texas Gulf Coast. Thematically, the series considers the question: "where did our ideas

where he had settled following the Weimar palace fire in 1774

A superlative recording

More virtuosic than the earlier sonatas

Deutsche Philharmonie Merck still feels the family's cultural commitment in a very special way

co-compositions for 100-voice choir

Johnson plays traditional fiddle tunes and southern Appalachian melodies

scheduled for release on October 14

Responding to frequent requests

their recent collaboration with BADBADNOTGOOD received great support from the likes of Pitchfork

Living in the present is a gift

In the words of one music writer of the era: "Like Slint and Big Black meeting for a Joy Division reunion

The Cretan folk song Digenés in his Last Agony was transcribed and harmonized by Skalkottas - for this release a recording from 1930 of the voice of Eleftherios Venizelos