 A collaboration between two musical conspirators, The Atwood Machine really like to make strange cover versions of random songs they love.

Kim Guy sings and instrumentalises while http://soundcloud.com/paulmdye programs and twiddles with his shiny gadgets. 

Come Calling (Cowboy Junkies)

From out of the ether and into the ethereal, Elastic Sleep release the follow up to their debut pop microcosm 'Anywhere' with a dreamy but haunting interpretation of the Nancy Sinatra classic 'You Only Live Twice'. With shimmering vocals, explosive cymbals and euphoric drones, Elastic Sleep have created a truly unique reinterpretation with this live cut of the pop classic as a precursor to their eagerly anticipated 'Leave You' EP (FIFA Records release January 2014).

'You Only Live Twice' will be available as a free digital download on Bandcamp and Soundcloud on November 15th with an accompanying video produced by David Mathuna- https://www.facebook.com/FourAndAHalfThousand . Maintaining the bands visceral aesthetic the video explores the Lynchian duality within the songs lyrics.

You Only Live Twice

Dallas - Steely Dan

1995 cassette recording by DC-Baltimore group, The Urban Legends: Ruth Goldberg, Ira Gitlin, George Welling, Jamie Daly

4 The Milk Cow Blues (Kokomo Arnold)

http://www.mrbongo.com/product/hidden-conversations-cd-1151

Hidden Conversations is the follow up to Terry’s Lookin’ Out album. Following Terry’s performance at the 2008 Meltdown Festival (curated by Massive Attack), he once again teamed up with the legendary British trio for this album.

On Hidden Conversations Massive Attack’s Robert Del Naja co-wrote Wings and John Lee Hooker and exclusively wrote Live With Me. The combination of Massive Attack’s haunting production and Terry’s beautiful, emotive vocals is quite simply, stunning.

All the other songs on Hidden Conversations were exclusively written by Terry himself with a new electronic edge that complements Terry’s style perfectly and offers a new direction that will appeal to fans both old and new. Hidden Conversations is as innovative and compelling as ever. 

Hidden Conversations is the follow up to Terry’s Lookin’ Out album. Following Terry’s performance at the 2008 Meltdown Festival (curated by Massive Attack), he once again teamed up with the legendary British trio for this album. 

On Hidden Conversations Massive Attack’s Robert Del Naja co-wrote Wings and John Lee Hooker and exclusively wrote Live With Me. The combination of Massive Attack’s haunting production and Terry’s beautiful, emotive vocals is quite simply, stunning. 

All the other songs on Hidden Conversations were exclusively written by Terry himself with a new electronic edge that complements Terry’s style perfectly and offers a new direction that will appeal to fans both old and new. Hidden Conversations is as innovative and compelling as ever.


Terry Callier - John Lee Hooker

taken from Where The Pyramid Meets The Eye: A Tribute to Roky Erickson a 1990 tribute album to singer-songwriter Roky Erickson, founder of the 13th Floor Elevators and solo artist, whose career has been subject to significant periods of challenge from schizophrenia.

I Walked With a Zombie - R.E.M.

Blues clair (Django Reinhardt)

Low & the Dirty Three - Down by the river

Originally released on Bella Union as a limited edition limited edition vinyl EP for Record Store Day 2012.  Released digitally in November 2012.  

Includes the following 3 songs:
1. "Isn't It A Pity" featuring Graham Nash on guest vocals (George Harrison cover) 
2. "Trials of Jonathan (Happy and Artie Traum cover)
3. "Tomorrow's Child" (Apryl Fool cover)