Peter Bjargo - The Translucency Of Mind's DecayWritten and recorded during 2020, a year marked by forced quarantine with in turn proved to be a prolific time for musical composition. It is an album about change, aging and the fading memories one has, often more of a product of the current state of a person than an accurate description of those remembered moments. With age we tend to forget or lose contact with particular moments and parts of our own story and context become erased forever, as

built from the ground up

Lux æterna and Agnus Dei

But you know

a palindrome trip into the abyss of soul in a hostile

Modern Love seeks to champion Bowie's lesser-known connection to soul

Joe Henderson ("Serenity") and Mulgrew Miller ("For Those Who Do")

but what an aria

it's all a mystery that one can only solve by taking the journey

He enthusiastically collects original rockabilly records and had his own radio show

the same figures appear in different stories

and together they had a massive jam session that yielded about thirty short

Erroll Garner was one of the most distinctive jazz piano stylists of the post-war era