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Day: February 14, 2015

Album Releases, News, Reviews Posted on14 February 201522 May 2017

Album review: The Sweetness of Things Half Remembered (Rafael Karlen)

Ian Patterson reviews The Sweetness of Things Half Remembered. ‘Karlen’s music is both cerebral and emotive. It’s music that’s difficult to box and therein lies a great part of its undoubted appeal.’

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