Caribou Vibration Ensemble Featuring Marshall Allen
Live At All Tomorrow's Parties Monticello, New York, Sept 13th, 2009

Marshall Allen plays alto saxophone, EVI
Ahmed Gallad plays drum kit, percussion, vibraphone
Andy Lloyd plays bass and sings
Brad Weber plays drum kit
Brandon Cunningham sings
Colin Fisher plays tenor saxophone
Dan Snaith plays fender rhodes, drum kit, electric guitar and sings
John Schmersal plays electric guitar and sings
Kieran Hebden plays electronics
Koushik Ghosh plays moog, vibraphone and sings
Kyle Brenders plays soprano saxophone and bass clarinet
Luke Lalonde plays guitar and sings
Peter Mitton plays drum kit, congas, woodblocks, gong and percussion
Rob Piilonen plays flute
Ryan Smith plays electric guitar, mood and fender rhodes
Steve Ward plays trombone

Recorded live by Rob Christiansen on behalf of WFMU on Sept 13th, 2009 at Kutshers Country Club at All Tomorrow's Parties festival curated by the Flaming Lips
Live sound by John Rubuliak
Mixed by David Wrench
Mastered by David Wrench
Cover image by Jane Eastlight
Special thanks to The Flaming Lips, Barry Hogan and everyone at ATP Festivals, Jeremy Greenspan, Michael Parker, Adam Notman, Tim Dempsey and Kathryn Bint.


Melody Day

A bedroom blend from 2004, shared on tapes, minidisk and CDs with all and sundry. After 10 years, i figured it was time to re-release the Soundcloud way. Ahh the memories.

Channel One Suite (The Cinematic Orchestra)

Melanie De Biasio's acclaimed new album 'No Deal' will be released as 'No Deal Remixed' on February 23rd.

Gilles Peterson called upon some of the most exciting names across the jazz, electronic and indie worlds to rework Melanie De Biasio’s acclaimed new album No Deal, including EELS, The Cinematic Orchestra, Hex, and Seven Davis Junior.

Pre-order from iTunes: http://geni.us/nodealrmxitunes

Gilles Peterson Presents : Melanie De Biasio – No Deal Remixed

I'm Gonna Leave You (The Cinematic Orchestra Remix)

Pre-order new album ‘Silkidrangar’ now!
iTunes: smarturl.it/Samaris-Silkidrangar
CD/Vinyl: bit.ly/skdr-oli

Samaris - Góða tungl

I guess, I am late to Hakan's party .... is anyone still around?

To wit: Hakan (well) offered a "psychedelic dance". How could I resist?
You might enjoy listening to his playlist of collaborator's versions, culminating in the original: https://soundcloud.com/user-370942421-686440500/sets/psychedelic-dance



lyrics / copyright jo richter:

how long
how long can you stand the tension
life moves
and thrives on vital suspension
night's claws
a pilot's midnight conundrum
hold tight
pay tribute to the handsome

original image: copyright jo richter

his midnight clone

his midnight clone - - - with well

sonic structures and silent stretches https://soundcloud.com/sonic-textures

lyrics / copyright jo richter:

how long
how long can you stand the tension
life moves
and thrives on vital suspension
night's claws
a pilot's midnight conundrum
hold tight
pay tribute to the handsome

sonic structures and silent stretches  and well  -  his mushroom clone

The Cinematic Orchestra - Burn Out

Art in the Age of Automation

Endless

B.Fleischmann - Composure

Taken from the forthcoming album 'Memory Streams'. Gondwana Records 2019.

Memory Streams

Signals in the Dusk

It’s been a long hard year for all of us, but we have to start having conversations full of ideas, expressions, music and love.

Tony Donatelle 
https://soundcloud.com/tony-donatelle
https://www.instagram.com/ardonatelle/
https://www.facebook.com/tony.donatel...

daao 
https://soundcloud.com/masterdaao
https://www.instagram.com/masterdaao/
https://www.facebook.com/masterdaao

Artwork by: Ina Michaelian
https://www.instagram.com/i.michaelia...

A conversation (daao & Tony Donatelle)

Sending out echoes of jazz, electronica, ambient music and minimalism, Mercury Prize nominated Portico Quartet have created their own singular, cinematic sound over the course of five lauded studio albums and one EP.

From the band’s 2007 breakthrough Knee-Deep in the North Sea, and the John Leckie produced Isla in 2010, to the self-titled recording Portico Quartet in 2012, the heralded Art In The Age Of Automation in 2017 and the critically acclaimed Memory Streams in 2019, each album has seen the band expand its palate or explore new trajectories. 

"Portico Quartet continue to plough their own furrow on their gorgeous new album Memory Streams" Bleep