Album Review: In Another Life by Sandro Perri

For nearly 20 years, Sandro Perri has been cultivating his own genreless brand of futurism. Across many aliases, records, and collaborations, he has zagged from spacious electronic music to Tropicália-flecked folk to avant experimentation to slyly expansive post-rock, like a Canadian Arthur Russell or Jim O'Rourke. He studied jazz in college but only lasted a few semesters, and his subsequent work sketches the form of an improvisational spirit eager to twist out of the shackles of musical tradition.

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It comes as no surprise, then, that few works of art find their inspiration in the final stages of the process of becoming an adult, those lacking the heightened drama of early young-adulthood — particularly in times when adolescence is not a fitting description for someone in their mid ….

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