Soren Juul: This Moment (Vinyl LP)
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Vinyl LP pressing. This is his first album under his own name, having previously recorded under the moniker Indians. It's a deeply personal account of Juul's life over a tumultuous three-year period. Recorded mainly in Copenhagen and finished in Los Angeles with producer and fellow Dane Peter Stengaard, This Moment is an uplifting and redemptive work. The immersive soundscapes of the songs reach heights that Juul's work under Indians only hinted at. As Indians, Juul scored the song Oblivion for the major motion picture The Fault In Our Stars, composed works for the Copenhagen Philharmonic and was nominated in four categories for the prestigious Danish music awards, Gaffa Prisen. Juul has toured the world with Julia Holter, Beirut and Perfume Genius. remarkable headphone music that reaches both the heart and the loneliest reaches of the heavens - NPR dissolves the boundaries between folk, piano balladry, arena rock, and post-rock, resulting in something unclassifiable and wholly his. - Pitchfork a place where nostalgia and modernism collide. - NME
Vinyl LP pressing. This is his first album under his own name, having previously recorded under the moniker Indians. It's a deeply personal account of Juul's life over a tumultuous three-year period. Recorded mainly in Copenhagen and finished in Los Angeles with producer and fellow Dane Peter Stengaard, This Moment is an uplifting and redemptive work. The immersive soundscapes of the songs reach heights that Juul's work under Indians only hinted at. As Indians, Juul scored the song Oblivion for the major motion picture The Fault In Our Stars, composed works for the Copenhagen Philharmonic and was nominated in four categories for the prestigious Danish music awards, Gaffa Prisen. Juul has toured the world with Julia Holter, Beirut and Perfume Genius. remarkable headphone music that reaches both the heart and the loneliest reaches of the heavens - NPR dissolves the boundaries between folk, piano balladry, arena rock, and post-rock, resulting in something unclassifiable and wholly his. - Pitchfork a place where nostalgia and modernism collide. - NME