Asylums - Genetic CabaretIn the privacy of a world class studio with legendary recording engineer and sound alchemist Steve Albini (In Utero by Nirvana, Rid Of Me by PJ Harvey, Surfa Rosa by Pixies; too many stone cold legends to parenthesize), Asylums have recorded new album Genetic Cabaret, their genius follow up to 2018s acclaimed Alien Human Emotions. Whilst recording, the band split their time between Chicago, whose big honest soul superseded the garish horrifying

and timeless pop songsmithery of their previous releases

Following successful excursions into rare tropical and island sounds with the 'Sofrito' series

7/10 on Pitchfork and 4/5 in Q Magazine

whilst the second two - selected and presented by the filmmaker Wim Wenders - are an insight into Schmidt’s vast work as a composer for film and television for which Wenders has written extensive sleeve notes

The National Recording Registry selected OK Computer to be preserved in the Library of Congress as a recording that has proven “culturally

These songs are alive with the rich detail of life lived and the radical distinctiveness of the stories they tell feel universal

First official release with the full permission and cooperation of the Thelonious Monk Estate

the band's eighth studio album

“I left the UK for America and studied at Berklee College in Boston

Los Angeles Police Department reveals an artist turning the personal into the universal and giving a bit of himself away in the process

to the sublime synthscape paen 'Radiance'

and "Timeless Melody"