The E.R.C - The Eccentronic Research Council ft Maxine Peake. 
Post 1612 Ghosts on Pre 1977 analogue Synthesisers.

The Debut E.R.C. Album '1612 UNDERTURE'  Featuring Narraration and Voices by Uk Actress Maxine Peake 
out on Bird/Finderskeepers Records now..on all formats.

music & bookings: chapelwalksdubs [at] gmail [dot] com

Colin Orchard is a Canadian born singer-songwriter and electronica producer. Known best for his acoustic genres and his own style of House music. In 1990 he put together his first song and by 1996 had created his first album. Since then has created 5 more albums, copious amounts of EP's and a soundtrack for a Canadian produced surf film "Centro". He is also known for djing on the cruise lines and playing different events all over the world.

MARTIN STEPHENSON has been one of the UK’s best-loved musicians for 30 years, his band The Daintees released 4 classic albums in the 80's and he has went on to release many more

New album Haunted Highway sees him reunited with The Daintees, the band he’s intermittently fronted through a string of albums - and hundreds of gigs - since his teens in the North East.

Always popular on the circuit, Stephenson’s “must see” live performances are an exuberant tour-de-force combining heart-in-your-mouth intimacy with playful humour and warm self-deprecation.

The Daintees’ critically acclaimed 1986 debut BOAT TO BOLIVIA opened up an always interesting story. It showcased Stephenson’s songwriting, poetic romanticism and spiritual depth – so marking him out as a soulful cream of the leftfield crop during the self-obsessed 1980s.

Never pandering to a particular scene, Stephenson’s lightness of touch on a varied mix of musical styles was immediately apparent. His path was destined to be a lifelong journey through the music he loved: folk, ragtime, jazz, rockabilly, show tunes, punk-pop and country.

CALIFORNIA STAR continues his tradition for eclectic roots songwriting, and is the perfect middle-age bookend on a discography now amounting to 40 albums.

 

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