Mellow Pop etc 7

Recorded by Vishnou Hänggi at Bombadil's Castle. 

Out now on 7 inch Vinyl (Split with Duck Duck Grey Duck) on Six Tonnes De Chair Records. 

Pictures Of An Imaginary Desert

A2 - Bleecker Street Rain

Brannten Schnüre  - Die Milchlinse. Taken from the album "Muschelsammlung" released on Enfant Terrible / Vrystaete  (Vrystaete06 / 2017).

More information and sound previews here: http://www.enfant-terrible.nl/releases/brannten-schnure-muschelsammlung/

Brannten Schnüre - Die Milchlinse

Close To You - The Carpenters cover - Renee Dominique

Vonal-Axis

Steeple Remove - In Dreams

from 'Emitter' [CD|2LP|DIGITAL]
Denovali Records · den313
available on all formats at http://denovali.com/tpsq

Scheduled for release in March 2019 via Denovali Records, Emitter is the third release by UK based instrumental ensemble The Pirate Ship Quintet. This follows their highly acclaimed 2007 self-titled debut EP and 2012’s full length, Rope for No Hopers. 
 
Once again taking their favoured DIY approach, the album was recorded and mixed by the band, giving them complete control over the record’s direction and nuance. Emitter was mastered in the US by renowned musician and engineer James Plotkin, who has also worked with the likes of ISIS, Earth and Sunn O))). 
 
The album features a number of collaborators including award winning modern classical composer Emily Hall (Bedroom Community) adding the voices of her curated choir to ‘Companion’ and ‘Wreath’. Further vocal performances come from soloists Blythe Pepino (Vaults/Mesadorm) and award-winning singer-songwriter Emily Barker. 
The title track ‘Emitter’ showcases celebrated saxophonist Andrew Hayes (Run Logan Run/Tezeta), whose bright jazz flourishes and rending wails add a deeply plaintive touch. The band’s cellist Sandy Bartai (London Symphony Orchestra and BBC National Orchestra of Wales) delivers the sombre laments that are the calling-card of The Pirate Ship Quintet. 
 
Emitter is the band’s most ambitious release to date, shying away from traditional songwriting paradigms and encouraging the music to progress into more eclectic spaces. This has allowed the band to explore their individual tastes and influences. The album flows organically between smaller, tightly-focused pieces and longer, more expansive suites which together form a cohesive soundscape. 
 
The Pirate Ship Quintet’s core line-up consists of Sandy Bartai (cello), Alphie Matthews (guitar), Jonathan Sturgess (drums), Jonathan Ziapour (bass) and Alex Hobbis (guitar).

Emitter

The Pirate Ship Quintet - Companion

MICHAEL GATELY - Colour All The World (1972)

Been blogging, music sharing, etc. for a while now (see blog under this name) & DJing since 1982. I like all kinds of music.

Most of my playlists are not organized & just hold songs I'm interested in, many of which I haven't listened to yet. The "freeform current listening" playlist is as it says & will be updated regularly. Many of my reposts were unintentional, they were just random tracks I was trying to add to a playlist using my phone & I've got clumsy fingers.

MICHAEL GATELY - Colour All The World (1972)

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