Max Subar * Anything Could Be [New LP] Logo & Fiend Jethro Tull embraced the technological

Jethro Tull embraced the technological advances of the 1980s to make a record with the then height of technology

Engelbert Humperdinck's music for the pantomime of Karl Gustav Vollmoeller's arguably most important stage work impresses with it's deeply Romantic sound and large-scale choral scenes and had so far led an unforgivable shadowy existence in the composer's oeuvre

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Max Subar * Anything Could Be [New LP] Logo & Fiend Jethro Tull embraced the technologicalChicago singer songwriter Max Subar laid down the bones of Anything Could Be, his debut album, in a house on the shore of a frozen lake in Wisconsin. Subar returnedto the sonic and spiritual landscape he'd cultivated during the initial ten day session, remaining present in that moment by working when he could truly occupyit's heart. Most of the additional sessions that add texture and color to the album were recorded in Subar's home studio, in the