Angelo Augustine - Toil and TroubleToil and Trouble, the fourth solo album from Angelo de Augustine, exists according to it's own quixotic logic, inhabiting a psychic landscape as mystifying as a fever dream or fairy tale. The Southern California based artist spent nearly three years working alone and exploring the expanse of his imagination. "This album came from thinking about the madness of the world right now and how overwhelming that can be," says de Augustine. "I used a sort of

Hannigan both sings and conducts

but he's coming up blank when planning his future

The World /Inferno Friendship Society invites the listener to enjoy the fruits of their perpetual torment

Playing with a fine synthesis of perfectly interlocking elements that can only be forged through years of collaboration

as delights to be savored without moderation

and so named the first movement of his Huitième Ordre's majestic opening allemande after the artist

in collaboration with composer-arranger Bill Elliott

and their popularity has led to a viral hit collaboration with Molchat Doma

When they meet

indeed Louis-Noël Bestion de Camboulas wishes to highlight scores that have never been released since the 18th century

the Franco-American artist Lee-Ann Curren comes back with a sensual and colorful mini-album

Two works from the core repertoire of the Belgian ensemble