Mystery Jets - A Hole To See The Sky Through Paul McCartney and Wings the piece’s sustained attention to

the piece’s sustained attention to single sounds derived from unorthodox sources draws a line all the way back to Lockwood’s classic Glass World (1967-1970)

Isolated in a remote house in the countryside

and to be exquisitely

always pushing upwards

which is on a par with the very best Breeders songs

Mystery Jets - A Hole To See The Sky Through Paul McCartney and Wings the piece’s sustained attention toMystery Jets return with A Hole To See The Sky Through, a reflective new album that serves as a companion to Curve of the Earth, shifting focus from vast landscapes to the personal ways we interpret and experience the world around us. Inspired by Yoko Onos artwork of the same name, which also features as the album cover, the record explores ideas of absence, limitation and perspective, finding hope and meaning through reframing and restraint. Long