The Big Melt

The Big MeltBorn out of the unprecedented circumstances of the global pandemic, 'The Big Melt' represents a departure from the duo's typical club oriented productions, instead exploring their shared passion for Krautrock, ambient, and guitar driven music. The album showcases a more introspective and experimental side of both artists, blending elements of Fourth World, New Age, and leftfield electronic music.

It peaked at number 62 on the US Billboard 200 album chart

Mario Pezzotta's trombone

Such an atmospheric masterpiece and we are honored to be releasing it

he’s never sounded so confident or at peace with himself

Recorded in Chicago during the sixties

Very light stress accumulation along spine and corners of an otherwise excellent sleeve

we can surely expect this album to be among the top album lists at the end of the year

It was a contender for Album of the Year with many publications when it was first released in 1997

The project is a primarily a pop record with influences of bedroom pop and indie pop

plus a host of one-offs from sessions and compilations that add further colour to the myth and how it was created

Through songs equally infused with references to the Bible and The Twilight Zone

The album's 21 tracks feature most of the band's biggest hits