Chartreuse - Morning RitualOn their long awaited debut album Morning Ritual, Chartreuse have found the light in the darkness, sifting through the ruins of an anxious age in order to find the hope in it. "There's a strange optimism in pulling all of your negative traits out, revising and reviewing them, and then putting them back, in order," says Mike Wagstaff, of the band's intricate, gorgeous songwriting. Chartreuse resist easy definition. The Black Country four piece have

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with an album of arrangements as imaginatively conceived and as stylishly executed as Volume 1 (94296)

but still a triumph of joyful

it had outgrown it's original 18th-century form: no longer simply alternating between music and speech

Gabo and France have found in Lore a worthy travel companion

with sophisticated production and diverse performances by guest vocalists from North Africa

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Her music essentially addresses relations between sound and woman's body

repossessed

music educator and critic

With a vibrant concert schedule

Brun returned to Switzerland