Warp Records DISCOGRAPHY - part 9

Warp Records - part 11

Gabriel EA Clark

A great little march suitable for students who have one and two years playing experience, Sandy Bay March introduces syncopated rhythms to all sections of the band.  Something for everyone.

Sandy Bay March by Brian West

From the recordings that produced Drums Between the Bells - the collaboration between Brian Eno and British poet Rick Holland – comes an all new EP titled Panic Of Looking.

The 6 tracks continue the exploration of how lyric & song- writing are perceived in the post-everything era.  As the Sunday Times suggests, "The poems aren't sung, yet the pieces are undeniably songlike, first because the music refuses to act simply as background, but lurches frequently, sometimes unexpected to the fore, and second because we hear the meaning of the words in the way we normally pick up song lyrics," while WIRED Magazine calls Eno’s soundscapes, "a tapestry of pillowy synths, minor-key melodies, chiming guitars and skittering drums."

All of these elements come together for the November 7th/8th release of the EP, which was produced by Eno and features his original artwork on vinyl, CD & digital formats.

Panic of Looking

panic of looking

Brian Eno and the words of Rick Holland - panic of looking

Mindfulness of Body and Breath & Brian Eno 1/1

The Last Panthers

Cryogenic

Strangled To Death In A Public Toilet

Hide On The Treads 3

Back To Belgrade

Death Peak

Hoova

Peak Magnetic

HEATH TOWN (BROCKAMANZSPINE DUB)

Arkam Asylum - Let's Go! 2 The Lego

Pis Yabanci - Opeth

Pis Yabanci - Tulip

Gabriel Clark - Story

Strom

VOICES FOR THE FUTURE is an audio-visual collaboration between artist Joseph Michael, composer Rhian Sheehan, and Project Pressure. For three nights on the eve of the 2019 Climate Action Summit, the UN Headquarters Building in New York was illuminated with large scale projections of a melting iceberg, and soundscapes including the voices from six young advocates, including Greta Thunberg, delivering messages about the nature of the crisis, and the actions that can and must be taken. The installation featured an original soundscape by Rhian Sheehan, and music by Brian Eno.

Featuring Al Fraser on taonga pūoro.

Voices For The Future Excerpt (NYC UN Building Antarctica Installation)

Writing, performing and breaking music since '95.
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