APB - Something To Believe In

APB - Something To Believe InFormed in Scotland in 1979, APB were a post punk trio blending edgy guitars with funk and new wave sounds. The band had many early '80s alternative radio and rock dance club hits including "Shoot You Down", "Rainy Day" and "Palace Filled with Love". "Something to Believe In" was originally issued in 1985 by New York based Link Records, the ten song title was perceived at the time to be APB's debut album although it was actually a compilation drawn

As well as this Muro is widely known for producing

Considering the release date

After the breakup of the band Generation X and the release of his first solo extended play

By the time that work began on Monster

Produced by Salt Cathedral (a Brooklyn-based duo comprised of Colombian musicians Juliana Ronderos and Nicolas Losada)

Originally intended as a 2nd single of "Hologram Moon"

previous collaborators and friends

The album title was inspired by the concatenation of activities undertaken during the pandemic: the ambient wailing sound he often heard during his walks in Brooklyn's Prospect Park

It’s a must-have addition to any jazz collection

and Brazilian surf rock all mix into the psychedelic stew

but got rejected both times

This package is a tribute to two of Louie's musical heroes