St. Lucia "Fata Morgana: Dusk" COLOR:YELLOW and desert drifting are explored

and desert drifting are explored in the privacy of his bedroom

whilst also experiencing theprofoundly personal and transformational early moments of mothering Delphi

High Violet may be The National's most thematically twisted record to date but it somehow also manages to be their most infectious and immediate

Michael Fitzpatrick (Fitz & The Tantrums)

with the release of their sophomore album

St. Lucia "Fata Morgana: Dusk" COLOR:YELLOW and desert drifting are exploredSt. Lucia's "Fata Morgana: Dusk" is the modern, pop infused second chapter of the band's double album, "Fata Morgana", born from an extensive period of musical exploration. A spiritual follow up to this year's "Fata Morgana: Dawn" record, "Dusk" leans into danceable, electronic sounds while still echoing the band's experimental and singer songwriter roots, offering a distinct yet interconnected experience with it's vintage leaning counterpart.