Fragile, haunting music for trombones, strings and piano, a music of rarefied and quietly rumbling harmonies that, like drifting clouds, seem to float in and out of “view.” This 23-minute CD EP offers music that is both motionless and moving forward with a strange sense of inevitability. “Beautiful and evocative work.” [John Schaefer, WNYC, New Sound] “The City and Wind Swept Away…seems to linger in the air (and the ear)…. Delicate and open throughout.” [Molly Sheridan, NewMusicBox (American Music Center)] “Attentiveness to the integrity of slowly passing sound events can be a strangely moving experience. It is so here.” [Int’l Record Review] “Beautifully recorded music with suitably artistic packaging…. The City the Wind Swept Away is a beautiful, light instrumental presentation…. This is definitely music worth spending time with.” [Musicworks magazine] “Fox’s gorgeous meditation for trombones, strings, and piano.” [Andrew Ford, Australian Financial Review] “Music that…feels as if it could go on endlessly…music that comes from the classical tradition, but that feels like it belongs somewhere other than the concert hall…. texturally rich, meticulously crafted and delicately beautiful.” [Dusted magazine]