Room For the Moon TSOV-308.2 weeping cellos

weeping cellos

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He debuted at the end of the 1950s in Krakow and in the 1960s joined Krzysztof Komeda's quintet

UnonoU's striking artwork is reminiscent of the golden era of sci-fi novels

Room For the Moon TSOV-308.2 weeping cellosOn Room for the Moon, Kate NV follows the muse of music from one chamber of illusion to the next, harmonizing lunar lullabies with a starry compositional choreography. Conjured from unlived memories of '70s and '80s Russian and Japanese pop music and film, Room for the Moon is a 20th century fairy tale suspended in time like a moon torn from a paper sky. CD edition includes extended, and single, versions of "Sayonara" and "Tea."