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 Lost Horizon moves towards a mature, outgoing, vibrant, experimental, and courageous sound.

 The live reissue offers a high-level performance and a playful, ironic demystification of the old repertoire.

This review highlights Bill Elm's artistic growth and refined sound in 'Lost Horizon', emphasizing its mature, experimental nature. Paired with the live 2001 Berlin recording 'Live at Club 2', the review offers a historical perspective on the band's evolution from western/Morricone-style to unique post-rock fusion. The live set is praised for its high-level performance and playful reinterpretation of older material, marking it as essential for both longtime fans and new listeners. Discover the rich evolution of Friends of Dean Martinez – listen to Lost Horizon and the captivating Live at Club 2 now!

 SHAME ON YOU. Scammers, musical ignorants, and inept.

 The patient audience applauded not for the performance, but for the goodwill of the band that gave their best nonetheless.

This review recounts Breathless's only Italian concert in 2005, held at Cantieri di Alte Ceccato. Despite the audience's patience, poor event organization, excessive delays, and technical problems marred the experience. The opening act was well received but overshadowed by interruptions. The reviewer criticizes the venue's management harshly and expresses disappointment with the event's execution. Read the full review to discover the highs and lows of Breathless's rare Italian concert experience.