Marcus Fischer - Loss last doubt and delight

doubt and delight

Though his music often finds a welcome ear with adventurous electronic listeners his songs are spun entirely with live instruments in real-time

"B-rock" and "Flake" frame the album as ambient bookends

Embryos Desséchés 5:15

and Of Montreal

Marcus Fischer - Loss last doubt and delightLoss is the long awaited and anticipated follow up to Marcus Fischers acclaimed Monocoastal (12k1063, 2010). Fischer created Loss over several years, finding inspiration to complete it during his time at the Robert Rauschenberg Residency in Captiva, Florida, in early 2017. The album is a particularly emotional work as Fischer explored what loss means to him and how to cope with the permanence of absence. The result is decisively somber and perhaps one