Nat Birchall - World Without FormWorld Without Form is Nat Birchall's fifth album. After his debut 1999 release 'The Sixth Sense' he took the time to work on his music before recording a series of albums for Matthew Halsall's Gondwana label starting with 2009's 'Akhenaten' This album and the subsequent 'Guiding Spirit' and 'Sacred Dimension' were praised by reviewers and fans alike for their soulfulness, freshness and a harking back to a bygone era of Spiritual Jazz. These albums

Aaron Neville's first big hit "Over You" is here alongside such long standing favourites as

The bonus track "Despair" was not part of the original radio-feature

fused with a distinctly Russian colour

Boasts a lengthy essay and band-by-band histories by ex-NME journalist Neil Taylor within a lavishly illustrated 48-page booklet

Bride did something rather unique while trying to say relevant

We gather the best of the era's country rock from Nashville

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not only by figures closely associated with Thomas Jensen such as Carl Nielsen and Niels Viggo Bentzon

earthy and traditional

With Johnny Hodges

finally made available in the digital domain

On the surface Alice seems like a woman who has it all: a gorgeous apartment