Eli Keszler – Stadium CD 1970S this is all very simple

this is all very simple and also all very confusing (we have to admit)

Arie from Soft Office has written that this is the best Dutch-sung album of the century

”The album’s cover only adds to the album’s aura of mystery with a haunting photograph of the family grave at the Père-Lachaise cemetery in Paris of famed French biologist François-Vincent Raspail

which I don't think is entirely correct

it's the Australian's first full solo release on Blackest Ever Black

Eli Keszler – Stadium CD 1970S this is all very simpleNew York based artist Eli Keszler is at the apex of his career. This year alone hes had a three month long solo exhibition (Blue Skies at Fuse Arts, Bradford, UK), performed internationally in a duo with Laurel Halo, collaborated with noted Hungarian author Lszl Krasznahorkai, taught experimental composition and performance at Camp in the Pyrenees mountains, composed music for Turner Prizewinning visual artist Laure Prouvost, and most recently