Jonathan Rado - For Who The Bell Tolls For me and a monkey on the moon a noisy reaction to their

a noisy reaction to their previous life

and how that can lead to a tinted view of life

Most of this album was recorded live in 1972

Set up by the late Henri Debs during the late ‘50s

Jonathan Rado - For Who The Bell Tolls For me and a monkey on the moon a noisy reaction to theirOne of the most in demand producers in indie rock, and one half of Foxygen, Jonathan Rados recordings for The Killers, Father John Misty, The Lemon Twigs, Whitney, and Weyes Blood devour the canon, and return something distinctly modern. On For Who The Bell Tolls For, Rados first solo release in ten years, the producer unveils a refined version of his signature sound, intricately sculpted by anthemic maximalism and good old fashioned studio magic. The