Eclectic singer-songwriter Rufus Wainwright follows up 2007's studio recording "Release The Stars" with "All Days Are Nights". While Wainwright's voice recalls the late Jeff Buckley, there has always been an added sense of mischief and theatre about his style. This outing features his most stripped back, affecting work to date - Wainwright's trademark virtuoso piano work the only accompaniment to his emotive vocal style, removing some of the theatrics but leaving an album drenched in style.
Eclectic singer-songwriter Rufus Wainwright follows up 2007's studio recording "Release The Stars" with "All Days Are Nights". While Wainwright's voice recalls the late Jeff Buckley, there has always been an added sense of mischief and theatre about his style. This outing features his most stripped back, affecting work to date - Wainwright's trademark virtuoso piano work the only accompaniment to his emotive vocal style, removing some of the theatrics but leaving an album drenched in style. 
