Name: Now That's What I Call Keshco - Victims by Keshco
Duration: 4 min 45 s
Description: The final track from our 30 track double album, released on 23 November 2013.

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Love Is Lost (Hello Steve Reich Mix By James Murphy For The DFA)

The final track from our 30 track double album, released on 23 November 2013.

Now That's What I Call Keshco - Victims

Dream Me Here

The Strangest Of Highs

Composed in a text editor using Kulitta as an algorithmic composing tool. The first half was created using a non-harmony-based Probabilistic Temporal Graph Grammar (PTGG) for melodic motion. The resulting scores were rendered to audio with one digital and one analog synth with ring modulation. The second half was created using a harmony-based PTGG more like those from my dissertation and rendered with digital synths. More information on Kulitta is available at: http://www.donyaquick.com/kulitta

Vesicularia

Tokyo Buildings

SAYNO! FULL

Live recording of Overjoyed
Guitar & Vocals: Ines

Overjoyed

Live Recording of Just Friends
Guitar & Vocals: Ines

Just Friends

Live recording of This song.
Guitar & Vocals: Ines

Samba De Uma Nota So - (Arrangement A. P. L.)

GMA20 - Dale Cornish
http://greymatterarchives.club/dalecornish.html

1. Alka Selzer ‘You Ate It Ralph’ advert, USA 1972
2. CT USSR Vremya titles and headline - first official announcement of the Chernobyl disaster in the USSR, April 1986
3. 3 x NBC USA Nightly News introductions from the 1970s
4. DDR ‘Der Schwarze Kanal’ introduction music, East Germany date unknown
5. ARD Germany - Das Erste - ident and Tagesschau long introduction, 2010s
6. RTSH Albania - new channel test ident, 2010s
7. Virgin Airlines - ‘Smile and Wave’ advert featuring Helen Mirren, UK 1990s
8. MTV Asia ‘Edit’ ident, 1990s
9. Europa Cinemas - full length ident, 2000s
10. Allders of Croydon - Blue Cross sale advert, 1990s
11. SBT Brazil ident, date unknown
12. Campbells Soup advert, UK 1990s
13. 2 x TDK Japan adverts with Andy Warhol, 1980s
14. CBC Canada ident, date unknown
15. British Rail ‘Flying Scotsman v Intercity’ advert, 1980s
16. ARD Germany - Tagesschau Millenium Special introduction, 1999
17. 'This Life' title music, performed by The Way Out, UK 1996
18. Alka Selzer ‘Spicy Meatball’ advert, USA 1969
19. NHK World Newsline title music, Japan 2010s
20. ČST Czechoslovakia ident, 1989
21. DR2 Greenland News, 2010s
22. KVF Faroe Islands News introduction music,  2010s
23. Mitsubishi Japan advert ‘Madonna True Blue’, 1986
24. Compaq 'Nonstop' advert, date unknown
25. Various ORT Russia Vremya introductions, some only partial, 1990s
26. 3 x Toto Toilet adverts featuring Jun Togawa, Japan 1980s
27. HBO ident, date unknown
28. Toys R Us advert, UK 1990s
29. ERT Estonia News introduction music, 2010s
30. RTS Serbia Dvenik 2 introduction music, date unknown
31. RTVA Andorra news introduction music, 2010s
32. LTV Latvia Panorama ident, date unknown 
33. Virgin Airlines 'Legs' advert featuring Helen Mirren, UK 1990s
34. LTV Latvia Panorama ident, date unknown

GMA20 - Dale Cornish

Purveyors of the finest psychedelic folk, tatty synthpop and odd noises. Left-wing. Open-minded. Open-ended. All human life is here.

We're Keshco, a quartet who play psychedelia, synthpop, folk, cut-ups, jingles... whatever we feel like. We all write, sing and play multiple instruments. It's a proper cottage industry, all recorded and released from home.

Unifying themes include unsparingly honest self-deprecation, left-wing social/political outlook, love of the nervous outsider, and a fair dose of whimsy and surrealism. We're not keen on repeating ourselves, so do dig deep as there's good stuff (lyrically, melodically, rhythmically) all the way back.

We occasionally do online concerts from home, and we release an EP every few months. There are also comedy films, and our own zine, "Beware!".

To be clear: our music is about all bits of human experience. We try to put across all parts of life, the rushing highs and the crushing lows, the mundane and the bizarre. Sometimes all at once. Hearing the beginning of a song is no guarantee that the end will be the same. Hearing the beginning of an album is no guarantee of anything. Some songs are deadly serious. Some are froth. Some are both, because you can do that with words. 

Some things we don't do. We are never right-wing, never jaded hipsters, and we never set out to offend good people. We will never make the music you hear on Radio 1. We will never stop caring. We will never stop pushing the boundaries of what we can call Keshco and how far we can push ourselves. We will never stop.

BIOGRAPHY:

Keshco's history goes back to schooldays. Robert Follen and Andrew Brain have been playing and writing together since they first met at school in 1994. Luke Sample met them in 2001 in Leicester; and Caroline Vile was band manager before joining in 2015. Several others have dropped in from time to time.

Central to Keshco’s story has been continual outsider status, and a freewheeling approach which has always taken in grim humour, self-deprecation, political comment, and both precise carefully-orchestrated bits and chance composition. Some would say you shouldn’t do that in the same band. But that’s where the art is. That’s more like how you experience the world. Our main struggle is perhaps how to put this across in a way that is understood as intentional.

There were several 1990s Keshco cassettes, and CDs from 2000 onwards, all as schizophrenic as the more recent releases. 

From 2008 Keshco took to the free scene, and have continued releasing a string of EPs for netlabels.

Keshco also release music as Bleak House - crumbly ambient library incidentals.

Now That's What I Call Keshco - Victims

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