C Duncan - AlluviumWe're at the end," sings C Duncan, playfully, as his new album opens. Don't be fooled, endings are the spur for new beginnings on the fourth album from the classically trained multi instrumentalist and singer songwriter. After the haunting raptures of Architect (2015), the Twilight Zone inspired reveries of The Midnight Sun (2016) and the richly melodic Health (2019), Alluvium is a sublime palate refresher, brimming with revitalised fluency: a warming

David Bowie impersonator

the combination of programmed beats and acoustic drums provide the hypnotic foundation over which the pair explore and challenge their common musical ground

the audience was overwhelmed by a "collective sense of happiness"

Forty years later

La Petite Écurie presents a fascinating collection of English music by the most respected composers from around 1700: Thomas Morgan

But he was a poet and a colorist too

elegant and dance-like

has been a performer

composed 18 years later

the Food Research Club's requirements are easier to swallow

His new album

an album that spans the many styles of their storied career