The Light For Days (Vinyl) LimitedStock focusing on the mid-tolate 1970s

focusing on the mid-tolate 1970s when he took the vibraphone into the pop mainstream via a series of commercially successful albums for Polydor Records

modern-day tales in which naughty children get what they deserve

Haçienda 1982 accurately reflects the music heard during that seminal first (half) year

" Robert Earl Keen's "Ride

‘Spinal Tap II: The End Continues

The Light For Days (Vinyl) LimitedStock focusing on the mid-tolate 1970sFollowing the kaleidoscopic ambition of Djesse Vol. 4, Jacob returns with The Light For Days a stripped back, emotionally resonant body of work that is reflective of the quiet core of his artistry. Recorded in just four days in the very room where his career first took flight, The Light For Days trades scale for intimacy, spotlighting Jacobs unmistakable voice and a deepening relationship with the guitar. The result is a collection of originals and