4488 De L'Amour Too Rare To Die! introducing unexpected rhythms and sounds

introducing unexpected rhythms and sounds

and arguably Dylan’s most personal

" Released in late 2022

progressive sound that recalls Images and Words while still delivering the intricate riffing

originally issued in 1997 as the band’s only record without founding mastermind Dan Swanö on vocals

4488 De L'Amour Too Rare To Die! introducing unexpected rhythms and soundsLes Surs Boulays 4488 de lAmour is the Qubcois duos second album, released in 2015, and it gently expands their folk roots into a warmer, more popinflected sound while keeping the focus on their close, intertwined harmonies. Across 13 tracks (about 38 minutes), they weave acoustic guitars, subtle percussion, flute, organ, trumpet, and whistling into arrangements that feel intimate yet richer and more textured than on their debut. Produced again by