Atlantic Curve Vinyl & CDs

Review: Dead Can Dance's Lisa Gerrard and Jules Maxwell have reimagined their much loved 2021 collaboration Burn in an all new live arena. One Night in Porto was recorded whilst on tour in Portugal towards the end of 2022 and found the pair doing a fine job of recreating the Burn album in a live setting. Rather than try to simply serve it up in recognisable form, they instead used its melodic themes and sonic textures as a starting point to head off into new worlds. After four days of rehearsals they took it on the road and as this recording on the third of the four dates shows, it was a great success.

Review: 813251-01
Several music critics have previously described the Allman Brothers Band's At Fillmore East as one of the greatest live albums ever recorded. First issued in 1971, it breathed new life into the band's stalling career and projected them as versatile, energetic live performers with a passion for providing extended, jammed out takes of their own songs. By and large, these heavily bluesy, freewheeling excursions were far superior to anything they'd recorded in the studio, with some going through multiple changes over 10 or 20 minutes. As this audiophile vinyl reissue proves, the album is as impactful, addictive and musically intense as ever, providing an aural snapshot of three famous nights at one of New York's most infamous rock venues of the early 1970s.

Review: ***B-STOCK: Creasing to corner of outer sleeve but otherwise in excellent condition***


813251-01
Several music critics have previously described the Allman Brothers Band's At Fillmore East as one of the greatest live albums ever recorded. First issued in 1971, it breathed new life into the band's stalling career and projected them as versatile, energetic live performers with a passion for providing extended, jammed out takes of their own songs. By and large, these heavily bluesy, freewheeling excursions were far superior to anything they'd recorded in the studio, with some going through multiple changes over 10 or 20 minutes. As this audiophile vinyl reissue proves, the album is as impactful, addictive and musically intense as ever, providing an aural snapshot of three famous nights at one of New York's most infamous rock venues of the early 1970s.

Review: ***B-STOCK: Sleeve damaged but otherwise in excellent condition***


Exaudia is the new record from Lisa Gerrard. This one finds her joining forces with producer and composer Marcello De Francisci having last year worked with Dead Can Dance's Jules Maxwell and MAPS' James Chapman on the well-received Burn. The results are sublime, with broad production and euphoric melodies next to Gerrard's own haunting vocal turns. Musicians such as Bahar Shah, Astrid Williamson, Daniela Arbizzi, and Farhad Behroozi all feature and the is described, quite rightly, as "a feminine embodiment of poetic expression."

Review: Exaudia is the new record from Lisa Gerrard. This one finds her joining forces with producer and composer Marcello De Francisci having last year worked with Dead Can Dance's Jules Maxwell and MAPS' James Chapman on the well-received Burn. The results are sublime, with broad production and euphoric melodies next to Gerrard's own haunting vocal turns. Musicians such as Bahar Shah, Astrid Williamson, Daniela Arbizzi, and Farhad Behroozi all feature and the is described, quite rightly, as "a feminine embodiment of poetic expression."