Moon Beams - 180g-bonus track (Vinyle) Benoit Poelvoorde Includes Jaime Hernandez's LA Times

Includes Jaime Hernandez's LA Times Book Prize-winning graphic novel The Love Bunglers

“Everything you once thought was familiar suddenly appears differently

it was announced that Music For the Age Of Miracles would be released on September 22 by Merge Records

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Moon Beams - 180g-bonus track (Vinyle) Benoit Poelvoorde Includes Jaime Hernandez's LA TimesMoon Beams is a 1962 album by jazz pianist Bill Evans, marking his first trio album after bassist Scott LaFaro's death. It features two key Evans originals: "Re: Person I Knew" (an anagram of his producer Orrin Keepnews name) and "Very Early," which Evans had composed during his undergraduate years. The album primarily consists of standards from the 1930s and 1940s, with the originals acting as bookends.