Titus Andronicus - An ObeliskAn Obelisk is the sixth album from Titus Andronicus, which finds the noted rock band under the stewardship of producer and legendary rocker Bob Mould (Hsker D, Sugar, et al.). This trans generational meeting of the minds has yielded the most immediate, intense, and unadorned Titus Andronicus record to date. Clocking in it a brisk 38 minutes and change, it is also the shortest. Recorded over six breathless days at Steve Albini's world renowned

Honegger and Messiaen to name a few- but melded into a unique voice

The truth is Houston plays soulful jazz rather than "soul jazz"

Simply Red

sharing a vision

show no hesitation in charging head-on with new radical brother

Staffan Solding of Rootsy describes Brian Kalinec as "a combination of Woody Guthrie

surround-sound experience

Also features the UK

The Danleers' dreamy 1958 doo-wop smash One Summer Night is a perfect choice for slow dancing under the stars

While exploring modern techniques the music is predominantly tonal

Gao Hong (Chinese pipa master) discovers friendship

although parts written by The Rev were used as well as some vocal recordings