An archival collection of interference patterns received by magnetic chimes tuned to the frequency of the solar wind.

I came out of the early 80's punk/hardcore weirdo music scene, Patti Smith,MC5,Stooges,Velvets. Then Black Flag,Sonic Youth,Halo of Flies,Scratch Acid ect came along. 60's/77 garage punk 7'' collecting.I picked up a guitar because of the Cynics.Then went pre Beatles got into Howlin' Wolf,Funk,Soul,Rockabilly,Jazz to Free Jazz,Sun Ra, Coltrane-OM,Albert Ayler, Harry Partch came along and the Residents made sense. Pedals and synths were more fun than garage bands. Now I am just mashing it up.Garage-Psych-Ambient-Noize-improvisational Freak Outs. Modular Synths-Drone-Noize Boxes.Guitars and way to many pedals-Mutron,4MS,Seppuku,SmallSound/BigSound,Whetstone,EHX,Sirkut Electronics,Synthesizers.com,Arp Axxe ect. I play modular synth in The Shirley Rolls(bubblegum Stooges freak outs) and then solo as Astronovazz. Ustad E. Loi-Morelock of Hop Frog Collective fame has lent his services to spread the interplanetary astro transmissions message. Come along and join the trip

Dance, No One's Watching - the new album from Mercury Prize winners Ezra Collective, is an ode to the sacred, yet joyous act of dancing. The album musically guides you through a night out in the city, from the opening of possibilities as a new evening spans out ahead, to dawn’s final hours as the night comes to a close. 

Written during a blistering 2023 which saw Ezra Collective tour the world, and become the first jazz act to win the Mercury Prize, Dance, No One's Watching is a documentation of the many dance floors they encountered. From London to Chicago, Lagos to Sydney, dance and rhythm connect us. These songs are a testament to that spirit.

Ezra Collective: Femi Koleoso - Drums, TJ Koleoso - Bass, Joe Armon-Jones - Keys, James Mollison - Saxophone, Ife Ogunjobi - Trumpet

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