Max de Wardener - Where I Am Today FLAC album

Max de Wardener's debut, WHERE I AM TODAY, starts with the twinkling of "Luster" before switching to the more sonically dense "Automata," which spins around like a gleeful robot. The pipe organ of "Until My Blood Is Pure" brings in a delicacy that's almost reverent in its structure, a feeling that extends into the melancholy ringing and static of "Noises From A Small Planet." "Minutia" returns to a major key, and "Snowflakes" stays understated with its lower tones. The album closes with the growing grandeur of "Hundreds And Thousands," which mixes the electronics with the pipe organ to great effect. This is definitely where my ears are today.