4. Harold BuddLa Bella Vista

At the time I heard this I was completing my collection of prog rock. I was going through someone’s collection, trading with him. He said I should listen to this. Imagine somebody in a prog phase, listening to people going crazy on their instruments, and this album comes on? It’s nothing. You have to look for what’s happening here.

But I started to pay attention to it more, it was playing that was about a mood. It reminded me of these light installations by artist Olafur Eliasson, in that it creates a mood that’s always constant, always the same throughout all the years I’ve listened to it. I found myself coming back to it even though I fucking hate like music like Nils Frahm and all that piano stuff – there’s nothing there, it’s just sweetness. Nils Frahm is like putting Schubert in the blender and drinking all the good stuff and putting the shit that remains on a record.

I 100% agree.