Cartesian Jetstream are a post-psychedelic pop band from the Isle of Man.



I'm a music maker, engineer, producer, DJ and remixer from The Isle of Man (a small island in the middle of nowehere, just off Scotland)

This page is where I post remixes I do, remixes make me happy

Manx Canadian musician and photographer usually travelling. I do solo music and played in the bands Twice Dead, Sandfingers and The Chasms (see links). 

Discography:

Solo music:
Drawing the footpath of the sun (2011)
Two tracks included in the feature film "How Not to Work & Claim Benefits (and Other Useful Information for Wasters)”, Patrick McConnell, 2014
The noise in my voice (collaboration with Stephen Kerrison) (2017)
Missing something I didn't know was gone (2017)
"Westbound from Warden Station" on Modularism compilation (Law & Auder) (2018)
"Radar Hill" on Tone Science No.2 - Elements and Particles compilation (DiN Records) (2018)
Travel sketches (2018)
"Lightcycle dance" on Bugbrand Modular Compilation Vol.1 (Zero Point Research) (2019)
Tape Circle (2019)
Contents Address Control (collaboration with Matthew Shaw) (2019)
Pacific Sleep (2019)
A soft tomorrow (2019)
Collaboration with Martyn Thomas (live at Dark Horse Festival and in The Barn) (sometime in 2020)

Twice Dead:
Deep South Votives (live at Deep South Festival, Pt St Mary) (2014)
I'll love you till you're dead again (2015)
Dandelion Radio Session for Mark Whitby (2016)
Matrix Algebra (with Stephen & Sorrell Kerrison) (2018)
Do you feel my brittle step EP (Dandelion Radio Session for Pete Jackson) (2018) 
No conversation (Live at Northern Lights Cafe, Ramsey) (sometime in 2020)
Dead men are heavier than broken hearts (sometime in 2020)

Sandfingers:
The Devil's Sea (2012)
Forest inventory (2012)
"The burning mountain" on Dedicated to Pussy Riot: Into The Light compilation (2013)
Stories we remember from sleep (2013)
Dandelion Radio Session EP (2013)
Dark is the light gone wrong EP (2013)
"Pilgrim" on In The Cities of Your Eyes compilation (2016)
The sound of clouds moving EP (2018) (Dandelion Radio session for Pete Jackson)
Mercury Arc Rectifier (2018) (Live at New Social Studios, Douglas)
The House Guest (sometime in 2020)
Sea sounds at the Crow's Nest (live at Crow's Nest, Sea Terminal) (sometime in 2020)

The Chasms:
Advance paranoia, advance (2009)
Vs Dandelion Radio EP (2009) (Dandelion Radio session for Mark Whitby)
Santa's little sleighride (Xmas single) (2009)
Index of spirits (2010)
"Xeroxed Mirror" on Dandelion Radio compilation "Broadcast One" (2011)
Alchemical postcards (2011)
Vs Pete Jackson (Dandelion Radio) EP (2012) (Dandelion Radio session)
Vs Mark Whitby (Dandelion Radio) EP (2012) (Dandelion Radio session)
Winter arcade (2012)

Guest appearances:

With Cartesian Jetstream:
Pioneer Opener on Stethoscope Daffodil EP (2016)
Gamaliel sez to Melchizedek on Fabergé Eggs EP (2016)

With Randy Adams:
Devil And The Monkey (2015)

Based in the Isle of Man, Post war Stories' sound reflects the winter
isolation of living on an island. Often dark in subject matter, dynamic in volume and always chilling live, Post War Stories are a three piece with the sound much greater.

Lead vocalist / guitarist Paul Salisbury creates delayed drenched
guitars to create a sound scape which carries the strong, pulsating rhythm section of Ben O'Hare and Martyn Cain. This music
is an ideal partner for the concentrated and often suffocating lyrics, coupled with the bands insistance to tune lower than the standard, adds an intimidating tone to their set.

Alternative rock band based in the Isle of Man, the world's finest purveyors of zebracore.
Contact us at zebracore@googlemail.com 

A headfuck of psych vibes rubbing up against extreme metal influence played from a jazz fanatics mindset

Management: formesband@gmail.com

Produced by Alan Stacey / Christian Clague

Audio Kipple is Will Stockley (bassist with The Kipple, Liverpool's finest three piece suite of a punk band, and an audio and music producer and sound engineer to boot)

a recent review by Simon Poole from the Fresh On The Net team 
"Liverpool’s The Kipple are here to give this week’s Fresh Faves a kick up the backside with some dirty beat laden noise. Never Know is a nice sharp shock of a track would certainly get a crowd whipped up into a sweat in a dark and dingy venue."

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