SEAS IS ISLANDLoscil's Scott Morgan operates at such a consistently high level that the cohesion between his albums makes them even more immersive. Sea Island feels like an evolution of the sounds and ideas he explored on his previous full length, 2012's excellent Sketches from New Brighton, and the short form releases that followed it, the piano driven Intervalo and his split EP with the British ambient group Fieldhead. Morgan sets an introspective, dark, but not