Another beauty from the King himself. Kenny Anderson ruminates on life and death and love, from celebrating a life well lived, (Blue Marbled Elm Trees), followed by Burial Bleak, showing that even for those that live life to the full, you can still be frightened about what happens next. After which, the melancholy 'Dust' confirms what we all know about what's to follow.
Musically, it's a tapestry of synths, samples, loops and traditional instruments, with sublime backing vocals by Hannah Fisher.
