Wilder Maker - The Streets Like Beds Still WarmBrooklyn band Wilder Makers principal songwriter, Gabriel Birnbaum says that the groups latest full length, The Streets Like Beds Still Warm follows an overall formal asymmetry, like dream logic. It is richly textured, moody, and deep and is as distinctly narrative as it is literally experimental. To call it a concept album, as big as that term is, would actually be to sell it short. It is, in fact, only the first part of a concept trilogy that tells

Beye Ba” demonstrate how God provides for his people as songs like “Kusi Na Sibo” teach life lessons on gratitude

the deceased delta bluesman

soon reaching mythic proportions

a bonus disc of remixes

Remastered here from the original analog tapes

it also includes and exclusive poster

Inaugural release in Light in the Attic’s Lou Reed Archive Series

The carefully shielded tonearm wire is soldered directly to the stage which prevents any unwanted pick up via the usual external cable between the arm and stage

Making music together

for one another

further hints at a deliberate association with conceptual art

in front of legendary A and R man and rock legend Muff Winwood