#3679: December 2014 New Releases

New Sounds | Jan 5, 2015

Although it's already five days into January, for this New Sounds program, listen to music that was added to the New Sounds library in December of 2014. There's music from composer Daniel Lentz, a film score by Jonny Greenwood, new music from Pulitzer Prize-winning composer John Luther Adams, and other things that have left an impression late in the year.

PROGRAM #3679 December 2014 New Releases (First aired on 1/5/2015)

ARTIST(S)	RECORDING	CUT(S)	SOURCE
Jonny Greenwood	Inherent Vice	Shasta, excerpt [1:52]	Nonesuch 546900 nonesuch.com
Florent Ghys	Television	This is the album of the future [5:50]	Cantaloupe 21104 cantaloupemusic.com
Erik Honoré	Heliographs	Navigators [6:38]	Hubro 2556 hubromusic.com
Jonny Greenwood	Inherent Vice	Adrian Prussia [2:52] The Golden Fang [4:50]	See above.
Aron Kallay, piano	Daniel Lentz: In the Sea of Ionia	Daniel Lentz: Pacific Coast Highway [7:30]	Cold Blue Music CB0042 coldbluemusic.com
JACK Quartet	John Luther Adams : The Wind in High Places	John Luther Adams : Maclaren Summit [4:56]	Cold Blue Music CB0041 coldbluemusic.com
Jonny Greenwood	Inherent Vice	Shasta Fay Hepworth [5:45] Amethyst [2:05]	See above.
Deep Listening Band	Dunrobin Sonic Gems	Section III: Amethyst [4:54]	Deep Listening Institute 47-2014 paulineoliveros.us deeplistening.org

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