"SIXTH SENSE" OUT NOW ON HUBRO
http://hubromusic.com/splashgirl-sixth-sense-cdlp/

"HIBERNATION" (HUBRO 2015)
"Intense, ingenious... (...) heart-stopping beauty." 9/10 Uncut.
"Menace never sounded so seductive". 4/5 Jazzwise
"An album to play again and again." 4/5 Jazz Journal (UK)
"Consistently captivating and mesmerising." 4.5/5 All About Jazz

Also available:
"FIELD DAY RITUALS": <a href="http://www.hubromusic.com/2012/index.php?cmd=30" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.hubromusic.com/2012/index.php?cmd=30</a>

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"PRESSURE":
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Label contact: Andreas Meland - <a href="mailto:andreas@grappa.no" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">andreas(a)grappa.no</a>

Booking: Jo Berger Myhre - <a href="mailto:jobergermyhre@gmail.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">jobergermyhre(a)gmail.com</a>

Composer and piano player based between London and Birmingham. JoyBang and Dorcha synths and sounds.

SILENT MONKEY presents its work-in-process: 'The Four Susans',  a multi-media  farrango, spawned by the espresso-fooled sprawl to be found everywhere-yet-nowhere  in Leo Nitemynks's 'Thoughts of Koo'.
It's Words (Leo Nitemynks), Music(Various), and above all, Theatre. Vivaldi features, as do  The New City of Kelostemy Inn (precisely half way between Wembley Stadium and  Villa Park), Mantua (Italy), haiku/hiKoo, 17, 1717, 7, 5 and 2017.
Here, the Music-In-Process is presented. For more info see 'The Four Susans Launch Video'.

Here's where many of Planet Zyz's Stuff-In-The-Pipeline can be heard.  Most of the released stuff is on Bandcamp. But The 'Planet Zyz' website site tells the whole story - Steven McDaniel, CEO

Burning Salt is an interdisciplinary project by Hannah Hull. The ancient practice of ‘burning salt’ is an act of expulsion, purification or protection. Hull uses song, poetry, drawing, photography and film to these ends.

Known for her startlingly honest songs and distinctive low-register voice, fans have described her unusual vocal style as “scraped out of an ashtray somewhere in the early 90s” and “Friday night meets Sunday morning.”

Hull’s genre-defying approach has been described alternately as Art Pop, Sadcore and Gothic Folk. Her musical references include Leonard Cohen, Dolly Parton, Nirvana, Alanis Morissette and PJ Harvey.

“A major talent” – Folking

“Deeply moving” – The F-Word

“A cult band” – Hot Music Live

“Really distinctive. Very individual” – BBC Music Introducing

The Four Susans is following