Planetarium (2 Lp's) 6/21/1994 mainstream rock in the late-1970s/early-'80s

mainstream rock in the late-1970s/early-'80s was largely a man's game

Joy Division outstripped even that -- "Atmosphere" and "Dead Souls" arguably make some of the best singles ever

Songs such as the single "Five Seconds" take Twin Shadow further away from the chillwave label applied to Lewis' music in the early days and closer to a new wave/new romantic sound that

This journey

Recorded at Reeves Sound Studios

Planetarium (2 Lp's) 6/21/1994 mainstream rock in the late-1970s/early-'80sA project that began as a commissioned work by the Muziekgebouw Eindhoven for composer Nico Muhly, Planetarium premiered in 2012 but was transformed by the arrival of this collaborative recording five years later. With Muhly, singer lyricist Sufjan Stevens, the National guitarist Bryce Dessner, and drummer James McAlister receiving equal credit for the music, it also features a string quartet, seven trombonists, a keyboardist, and numerous instrument