Foreign Affairs experimental rock played by record collectors but

played by record collectors but never pretentious

Composer Ōhashi's revolutionary "Hypersonic Effect" theory embeds inaudible ultra-high frequencies into the mix—a technique that shapes perception beyond hearing

it's wasting time and boring the audience

after the COVID-19 lockdown

and the single Diamonds from Sierra Leone

Foreign Affairs experimental rock played by record collectors butForeign Affairs stands as Tom Waits' most vividly noir album, a collection of cinematic vignettes pulled straight from the pages of hardboiled detective fiction and the underbelly of urban America. Each track paints a portrait of forgotten characters inhabiting the same shadowy corner of skid rowwhether Los Angeles or New York's Potter's Field. The album's centerpiece is Waits' unforgettable duet with Bette Midler on "I Never Talk to Strangers," a