In 1983, a man named Lewis recorded an album named L\u2019Amour<\/i>, which was released on the unknown label R.A.W. And that\u2019s about all we know.<\/p>\n
The record itself is a delicate, whispered album, reflecting the way the artist himself \u2013 spectral, movie star-like \u2013 almost disappears into the grey of the cover. It should come as no surprise that it failed to shout loudly enough to be noticed, another private press album that sank without trace.<\/p>\n
Lewis remains a ghost, a total mystery, but the music will be heard. The album is being pressed for the first time in more than 30 years, and widely distributed for the first time ever.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
In 1983, a man named Lewis recorded an album named L\u2019Amour<\/i>, which was released on the unknown label R.A.W. And that\u2019s about all we know.
\nThe record itself is a delicate, whispered album, reflecting the way the artist himself \u2013 spectral, movie star-like \u2013 almost disappears into the grey of the cover. It should come as no surprise that it failed to shout loudly enough to be noticed, another private press album that sank without trace. Lewis remains a ghost, a total mystery, but the music will be heard. The album is being pressed for the first time in more than 30 years, and widely distributed for the first time ever.<\/p>\n
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