Like a filmmaker using light, Daniel Lanois maneuvers sound to serve atmosphere; his songs are aural movies, etched with razor-sharp guitars, muted trumpets, church bells, cracking snares. Mood music of a rich, sad intensity, For the Beauty of Wynona follows his 1989 debut, Acadie, in establishing Lanois as a true auteur – even while he draws from a range of roots, he sounds like no one...