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The Hi-Q MP3 Voice Recorder is a feature-packed, yet easy to use app that takes the mobile sound recording to the next level.

The Hi-Q MP3 Voice Recorder is a feature-packed, yet easy to use app that takes the mobile sound recording to the next level. The variety of customization options suggest the ultimate user experience and it’s high-fidelity 44 kHz audio sampling makes it miles ahead of any standard recording app.

The Hi-Q MP3 Voice Recorder takes mobile sound recording to the next level. Feature-packed and loaded with customization options, and with high-fidelity 44 kHz audio sampling, it's miles ahead of any standard recording app.

The Hi-Q MP3 Voice Recorder is a feature-packed, yet easy to use app that takes the mobile sound recording to the next level.

The Hi-Q MP3 Voice Recorder is a feature-packed, yet easy to use app that takes the mobile sound recording to the next level. The variety of customization options suggest the ultimate user experience and it’s high-fidelity 44 kHz audio sampling makes it miles ahead of any standard recording app.

The Hi-Q MP3 Voice Recorder takes mobile sound recording to the next level. Feature-packed and loaded with customization options, and with high-fidelity 44 kHz audio sampling, it's miles ahead of any standard recording app.

For almost everyone, the entry point for discovering the music of Q Lazzarus came via “Goodbye Horses.” The song first appeared in 1988, via Jonathan Demme’s Married to the Mob, but it would not become fully lodged into popular consciousness until it infamously materialized again in Demme’s The Silence of the Lambs in 1991.

For almost everyone, the entry point for discovering the music of Q Lazzarus came via “Goodbye Horses.” The song first appeared in 1988, via Jonathan Demme’s Married to the Mob, but it would not become fully lodged into popular consciousness until it infamously materialized again in Demme’s The Silence of the Lambs in 1991.

Right from the beginning of their career, Dom Maker and Kai Campos have poured their eclectic influences and idiosyncratic musical styles into every corner of Mount Kimbie. From their genre-defining debut Crooks & Lovers to the genre-defying Love What Survives, their vision has only grown wider and more collaborative, as they merge a melting pot of sounds with the contributions of a community of artists and friends.