In 1999, The Magnetic Fields released '69 Love Songs'. A sprawling, genre-hopping epic that treats the love song as both sacred form and satirical playground.
In 1967, Leonard Cohen released 'Songs of Leonard Cohen'. A hushed, poetic debut that felt both timeless and entirely out of time. Full of whispered intimacies, spiritual longing and romance.
In 1989, The Cure released 'Disintegration'. A towering epic of heartbreak, memory and atmospheric grandeur. Their darkest record became their greatest.
In 2021, electronic composer Floating Points, jazz legend Pharoah Sanders and the London Symphony Orchestra came together for Promises. Intimate, hypnotic and deeply spiritual, it’s a rare collaboration that transcends genre and time.
