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Montreal’s Bell Orchestre, who announced their signing to Arts & Crafts last month, are now set to release their sophomore full-length, As Seen Through Windows, on March 10. The nine-song full-length is filled with stunning, lush instrumentation, and builds off where their acclaimed, Juno nominated, 2005 debut, Recording A Tape The Colour Of Light, left off. Recorded with John McEntire (Tortoise/Sea & Cake), As Seen Through Windows continues the sextet’s exploration of various classical styles and non-traditional musical forms to create a panoramic soundtrack, expansive and enveloping, both challenging and pleasurable to the listener.
Montreal’s Bell Orchestre, who announced their signing to Arts & Crafts last month, are now set to release their sophomore full-length, As Seen Through Windows, on March 10. The nine-song full-length is filled with stunning, lush instrumentation, and builds off where their acclaimed, Juno nominated, 2005 debut, Recording A Tape The Colour Of Light, left off. Recorded with John McEntire (Tortoise/Sea & Cake), As Seen Through Windows continues the sextet’s exploration of various classical styles and non-traditional musical forms to create a panoramic soundtrack, expansive and enveloping, both challenging and pleasurable to the listener.
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