APPARAT - A Hum Of Maybe CAMDEN a long-term home to The

a long-term home to The Coral and numerous other bands from inside and outside the city prior to its closure last year

drawing from the sharp yet uncomplicated lyrical observations of Lou Reed and the more melodic works of 90s German band

bass player Gabriel “G” Paschal Blake was in Letterkenny

After an initial European release in 1976 on the Isadora label Age Of Earth was re-issued on Virgin Records in Summer 1977 and fast became a beacon for electronic music and what was becoming known as ambient - Some cite its very title as helping introduce 'new age' music - This re-issue faithfully replicates the original 1977 Virgin Records release and is pressed on 180g heavyweight vinyl

tells us that we should all "Reconsider" before giving up on love

APPARAT - A Hum Of Maybe CAMDEN a long-term home to TheCD housed in a Gatefold Sleeve. Six years after his Grammy nominated LP5, Sascha Ring aka Apparat takes a bold dive into the complexities of life with his sixth studio album. A Hum Of Maybe is detailed, finely crafted, and wonderfully unpredictable. At its core, the record is about love for himself, his wife, and his daughter and holding onto it, protecting it, and constantly recalibrating as it is in a constant state of flux. As the title suggests,