The highly anticipated album from Lawrence is finally here, and 15 years after the CD release for the first time available on vinyl. Hamburg based Dial and Smallville owner Peter Kersten aka Lawrence is one of the most valued and highly regarded artists in the modern dance music community with a long history of releases on Nova Mute, Kompakt, Ladomat, Spectral, Ghostly, Mule and of course his own imprint Dial. Until Then, Goodbye kicks off with a special “intro” version of a fan favorite “Friday’s Child” followed by the introspective ambient piece “Sunrise.” “Grey Light” remarks the electronic style of “Drutti Column” while “Jill” is purely sweet slow house music. The album shifts towards more acoustic driven material with songs such as “Father Umbrillo” and “Toderhau-Sen Blues” — don’t fret purists as Lawrence hits back with his classic signature sounds with the likes of “In Your Eyes,” “Sleep,” and “Suffer.” Lawrence leaves listeners with a whisper in the most beautiful of ways. The atmospheric ambient tune “Don’t Follow Me,” the ebb and flow of the piano driven “A New Day” and the title track leave the listener in a state of bliss.