Written in 1991 by Scott Robson and Ian Sinclair

Scape

Environmental rap made with young people from the CHAT Trust in the West End of Newcastle. see video here.  https://vimeo.com/158010979

Respect The Streets.

North Benwell Youth Project. Global Girlz singing for environmental issues. 
Created with West End Digital Envronemntal Residency Karen Underhill.
Newcastle Arts Team. See video sequence here. https://vimeo.com/153895165

Our world The GLOBAL GIRLS.

she moves through the fair - Digital Makings EFX/ demo to group. Live recordings wit loop station

A track by my late dear friend, Simon Underhill. A great intro to this musical journey - and Radiophonic is a journey: Polyphonic; Transmitter; Glitch; Receiver; Symphonic. Neat! I particularly like the way you hear a bit of a reprise of this track in the dying embers of the last track, Symphonic.

Polyphonic

A track by my late dear friend, Simon Underhill. A positive, upbeat number.

Transmitter

A track by my late dear friend, Simon Underhill. Brief but brilliant. You've got to love those big fat bass notes on the analogue synth.

Glitch

A track by my late dear friend, Simon Underhill. A solid, driving number.

Receiver

By my late dear friend, Simon Underhill. I'm certainly no expert on ambient music, but this is a nice tune. The cover of the tape's pretty cool too. Simon was great at knocking up a collage. Certain pictures (Princess Di, OJ and David Mellor) allude to the time this was put together. And yes, @Scott Robson, the misspelling of the word 'analogue' does bug me. Still not sure if it was deliberate. (Scott once called me a grammar Nazi. Though to be fair, this is spelling, not grammar.)

Symphonic

I love this! Simon had taken a tiny fragment of a rough demo I'd sent him, comprising two acoustic guitars and an old out-of-tune piano, and created something extraordinary. My contibution to this is, at best, minimal. Top job.

Ching Remix

This song's already up on Soundcloud - see @Scott Robson. Although I like Scott's mix, I think I prefer mine. There's not a huge difference (it is the same recording, after all): On my version, the lead guitar's a bit more prominent, and a bit more fuzzy. I actually recorded the lead track four times, two clean, two overdriven. Also, on the second verse, there's a wee lead guitar bit in the background. Scott's version has it going all the way through, but I'd wanted it removed during the vocal, so that's how it is in my mix. As for the song, I wrote it about a girl I'd seen while I was on the bus, at Galashiels bus station. She was gorgeous, of course, and wearing a pair of bright blue tights; cyan ones, which seemed to glow. Recording-wise, Scott did the drums on his drum machine, and provided bass, rhythm guitar and lead vocals. I did lead guitar and backing vocals.

I'm afraid this is an upload of an mp3 file, as I can't find the WAV original.

If anyone can be bothered, I'd be curious to hear whose mix they prefer?

Scape

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