Possibly Peter Sinfield's finest lyrical turn.
The individual and the universal are shown to be connected through ritual, symbolism, myth, nature, language, the arts, but most of all....love.
Islands is possibly the most divisive and polarizing album in the KC catalog, because the emphasis is more on feel rather than pure technique.
Never before and never since, would the band visit a place this tranquil and open.
Somehow, melancholy sits alongside sun flecked innocence, and a darkened sky illuminates a sandy shore.
Possibly Peter Sinfield's finest lyrical turn. The individual and the universal are shown to be connected through ritual, symbolism, myth, nature, language, the arts, but most of all....love.
Islands is possibly the most divisive and polarizing album in the KC catalog, because the emphasis is more on feel rather than pure technique.
Never before and never since, would the band visit a place this tranquil and open. Somehow, melancholy sits alongside sun flecked innocence, and a darkened sky illuminates a sandy shore.