The Tower of Light - Tower of Light

The Tower of Light - Tower of LightVinyl LP pressing. Beaming it's sleep walking sound from a bedroom in Brooklyn, The Tower of Light deals in the marriage of polarities on his self titled 2014 debut album. At once delicate and severe, ecstatic then pensive, both sparse and lush, it follows a road that was paved by the early days of 4AD and it's strange, beautiful diversity, while making unexpected stylistic detours as it winds it's way through the ether.

" "Don't Touch" recalls past glories by utilizing the principal riff from King's Latin-tinged 1953 smash "Woke Up This Morning" as it's starting point

Originally released in 1995 it garnered great reviews from NME

Aside from the trend of the modern music industry as a whole

Limited edition 1LP

Based on author James Thurber's fantastical 1939 short story of the same name

" And In the wake of The Great Collapse two years later

But there’s more here than just one big hit – tracks like Boozin’ Blues

He'd met a weirdo named Carbomb when he was in the Ponys and crashed at her place in NYC and let her crash at his place when she first moved to Chicago and he asked her if she'd want to play keys

'Popular' from Eric Saade

their home-recorded opus from 2008

or something like that

Beautifully restored and remastered