"John Foxx, the pioneering figure of the post-punk and synthpop scenes, invites you into his sonic world with "My Lost City," an instrumental journey released on Metamatic Records in February 2009. This album is a testament to Foxx's enduring creativity, with most of its material crafted in the intimate setting of his Shoreditch studio.
"My Lost City" is a blend of synthpop, ambient, and cold wave elements, spanning 47 minutes across 11 tracks. The album's title track, "Imperfect Hymn," and others like "Magnetic Fields" and "City of Disappearances" paint a vivid sonic landscape, reflecting Foxx's signature atmospheric and evocative style. The album's instrumental nature allows the listener to immerse themselves in the textures and moods Foxx has meticulously crafted.
Foxx's collaboration with Robin Guthrie on this album adds a layer of intrigue, hinting at the rich sonic tapestry that unfolds. "My Lost City" is not just an album; it's a collection of instrumental works that John Foxx has been refining over the years, offering a unique listening experience that showcases his evolution as an artist.
Whether you're a long-time fan of John Foxx or a newcomer to his work, "My Lost City" offers a compelling exploration of sound and atmosphere, making it a noteworthy addition to any music collection."
John Foxx, the pioneering English musician and singer, has continually reinvented himself across diverse musical landscapes, from punk to electronica, ambient, and acid house. As the founder of Ultravox, Foxx's influence in the new wave and synthpop genres is undeniable. His recent works, such as "The Arcades Project" and collaborations on "Howl," showcase his enduring creativity and innovation. Currently, he is working on new projects with John Foxx And The Maths, promising more groundbreaking music in the near future. Foxx's ability to blend genres and push boundaries makes him a captivating artist to follow.
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