Michelangelo Dying Doug Watkins which invited purchasers to “Choose

which invited purchasers to “Choose your own front cover”

I'll Ride the Wind" that sounds like a fever-warbled Classic Rock jammer

punctuating the rhythm before disappearing into the echoes of the next moment

it's a thrilling showcase for Burgess' finest arranging and production work - with his vocals at their euphoric peak alongside the inventive rhythm section of Aaron (Sonny) T

crafting many enduring soul

Michelangelo Dying Doug Watkins which invited purchasers to “ChooseIt's creation led by pure emotion, Cate Le Bon's seventh record Michelangelo Dying usurped the album she thought she was making. The product of all consuming heartache, her feelings overrode her reluctance to write an album about love, and in the process became a kind of exorcism. What emerges is a wonderfully iridescent attempt to photograph a wound before it closes up but which in doing so, picks at it too. Musically, there is a continuation and