Lukaszewski/ Tenebrae - Daylight DeclinesOn this new release 2018 Grammy Award nominees Tenebrae perform a new collection of choral works by Polish composer Pawel Lukaszewski. Born in southern Poland in 1968 in the city of Czestochowa and described by Gramophone as writing "enchanting choral music beautifully measured phrases, immaculately tailored textures and ingenious use of light and shade to invoke light shining in darkness," Lukaszewski has secured a place in the forefront of European

until being put on the back burner for nearly a decade until they resurfaced in 2000 with the release of Spacelines

Here they are

So Far So Good reminds one of Rod Stewart's 1980s work when he was coasting on past achievements

Herb Smith more than does justice to these classic jams which include "Tighten Up

it later became a trio: Jack Bon on guitars

he sets out on a path of self sabotage

Dry is conceived as a new journey among Vini inventions

After he left Chess in 1964

His published compositions span a career of songwriting that began nearly 35 years ago

as he communes with his most loving self

They spent two weeks woodshedding the new material before heading into Pachyderm in January of 2015

Bohemian Wind Quintets - Quintette Aquilon