Mark Hollis : Mark HollisThe only solo album by former Talk Talk frontman Mark Hollis, originally released in January 1998. Despite being released as a solo album, it was originally intended to be credited to Talk Talk, under the name 'Mountains of the Moon'. A beautiful and haunting work, the album picks up where Hollis left off with Talk Talk's 'Laughing Stock' seven years before, re emerging with a suite of music that encompassed jazz, ambient, and folk. His inspiration

Mequetrefe - Arca

perception

All Over Me - Drowning Pool

organic-sounding journey through vistas of gentle European folk music

No More Mr

Adagio in B Minor

'Route 66' performed by Chuck Berry

'Pumping On Your Stereo'

Jaleel Shaw) - High Pulp

Women - Def Leppard

the Day & the Morrow - Absu

CAFO - Animals As Leaders (6