Recent Lush Releases

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  The Beach Boys
  Feel Flows: The Sunflower & Surf …
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  Dozens of previously unreleased tracks join remasters of two original albums from a curious and creatively rich phase of one of rock's most important legacies.

  - Fred Thomas
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  The Joy Formidable
  Into the Blue
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  The Welsh indie rock trio's fifth album and second since relocating to Utah is a work of muscular, transcendent beauty.

  - Matt Collar
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  Field Works
  Maples, Ash, and Oaks: Cedars Instru …
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  An instrumental reworking of Field Works' song cycle about forests that acts as its own experience.

  - Paul Simpson
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  Breeze
  Only Up
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  The Toronto producer offers a colorful, spontaneous reimagination of the '90s Madchester scene that feels at once familiar and futuristic.

  - Fred Thomas
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  Voces8
  Infinity
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  An exploration of what might be called ambient vocals from Voces8, with a meditative outer space theme.

  - James Manheim
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  Lucy Crowe / Anna Tilbrook
  Longing: Lieder by Strauss, Berg, Sc …
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  Viennese vocal recital featuring a wonderful performance of Berg's Seven Early Songs and announces a major new singer-accompanist partnership.

  - James Manheim
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  Louis-Noël Bestion De Camboulas /
  Passion: Lully, Charpentier, Desmare …
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  An "imaginary opera" of late 17th century pieces delves into the scene beyond the few operas of Lully known today.

  - James Manheim
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  Gürzenich Orchestra of Cologne /
  Richard Strauss: Don Quixote; Till E …
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  Lively and warm Strauss features standout playing from star soloists.

  - James Manheim
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  Hugh Cutting / Iestyn Davies / Fretw … /
  Lamento
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  A mix of sacred and secular works from 17th century Germany is smoothly performed by countertenor Davies and Fretwork.

  - James Manheim
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  Leo Hussain / Orchestre National du …
  Camille Saint-Saëns: La Princesse Ja …
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  A delightful and utterly neglected comic one-act opera by Saint-Saëns comes to life in this sparkling reading.

  - James Manheim