Great musicians like Angell & Crane always seek out and discover new ways of challenging themselves. Each of them has been playing and writing music professionally for more than 20 years now. But it wasn’t until recently that the stars aligned and enabled the two to collaborate. Last month, they released their self-titled debut album Angell & Crane via For The Living And The Dead. (See our premiere of their “Twin Machines” music video). Via free-form studio sessions, guitarist Simon Angell and drummer Tommy Crane recorded over 40 hours of improvisational music. Their musical chemistry is quite obvious throughout the album which sees those 40 hours reduced down to 40 minutes. The album is uniquely textured thanks to their focused, meticulous approach. For the recording process...