Walt Disco

The band have taken the cinematic glam of their debut even further and brought in classically trained orchestral musicians. The horns, woodwinds and swelling strings add a whole new layer to the Walt disco sound - one that feels both fantastically organic and technically accomplished. While the groundwork was laid during the recording sessions at Roxy Music's Phil Manzanera's studio, the songs themselves were largely a collaborative effort. The Warping was co-produced by the band and Chris McCrory, the engineering is by Chris D'Adda of The Vale Studios, and the instrumentation is almost entirely analog.

About the new album, the band explains: "With The Warping we explore themes of change, growth and dealing with the complex struggles that occur in everyone's life. It feels like our most biographical work to date. Listening to it now, it's like a snapshot for us as people and as a band. This album is a roadmap of our vulnerability in a way, but it feels good to be so honest with our music and lay it all out on the table, both with our lyrics and our arrangements. That acceptance of our own emotions and honesty with ourselves is what we hope people can take away from listening to The Warping."

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