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Celluloid Dreams - Sawtooth Concrete Dream Sequence
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Celluloid Dreams is the debut album from Sawtooth UK and draw on influences from John Cage and Harry Parch to Pierre Henry. Sculpted electro-acoustic music with flute, tabla, trumpet and sitar which triggers the mind into a world where your mind becomes the cinema. Limited CDR edition of 100 hand printed and numbered.
£7.00 + P&P
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Limbo So Sick
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Playing experimental improvised jazz at it's most melodic this Bristol based 6 piece without mentioning names feature a whose who line up of Bristol music. An hour of blissful improvising with Bitches brew / silent way overtones. Recent shows saw them serving up a visual panorama with cinematic & digital artists Devoid and Reuben Knutson.
£8.00 + P&P
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Siren Eludea Taking Me Over |
11 track album featuring your own Skunkmonkey and collaborators Marc Day and Hannah Bristow. The album brings together tracks written over the last two years which also includes collaborations with Radio Head strings supremo Jon Matthius, DJ Alpha Proxima [breakbeat culture] and Paul Wigens [Grand Drive / Blue Aeroplanes].
'Well crafted, memorable songs that have an intensity to make the hair on the back of your neck stand on end.' Steven Dalton – Melody Maker
£10.00 + P&P
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Between Borders Here
Nor There Momovili
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Debut album release by artists of the here nor there collective bringing together collaborations by Roger Mills (UK, Australia) Medea Tsulaia, Keti Nikoladze (Tbilisi, Republic of Georgia) & Natalie Deseke (Hanover, Germany). Inspired by the sense of being outside cultural & physical borders the tracks on this album traverse musical genres in much the same way. Written during the collectives many international residencies & performances the tracks on this album echo melody and rhythms that transcend the nation state. Mingrelian Lullaby was also featured on sonic art compilation Underwood Audio 2.
£8.00 + P&P
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A Space of the Imagination
Here Nor There City Peacher |
60 minutes of sublime Ambient dub, sound art written and produced by Roger Mills for the collectives gallery show at Kibla Media Centre, Slovenia in September 2002. Includes abstract reworkings of tracks featured on 'Between Borders' as well manipulated field recordings from New York, Athens, Bristol, Tblisi & Hanover.
The perfect transporter for all between border imaginations.
£8.00 + P&P
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Walls Have Ears Roger Mills Theme
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6-track musical journey inspired by the stories contained within the 200 year old walls of the Literary & Scientific Institute, Bridport. UK. The title track features a Musique Concrete composition of Manipulated recordings of the natural acoustics of the basement during various periods of the day. These form textures and tones for which a lone melodica and cello improvise a haunting melody producing a classic hybrid of sonic art & Dub Jazz. Commissioned by PVA for the Swipe Festival 2000.
£5.00 + P&P