A MILLION TINY GLITCHES is a dream-pop odyssey and a story in multiple forms, created by Tanuja Amarasuriya and Timothy X Atack. Produced by MAYK. Financially supported by Arts Council England

Vocals / additional vocals:

01	Zoë West
02	Kayla Meikle / Zoë West
03	Tim X Atack
04	Shamira Turner
05	Tim X Atack
06	Simon Holmes, Paul Nash, Neil Johnson, Tim X Atack
07	Tim X Atack
08	Verity Standen, Simon Holmes / Zoë West, Tim X Atack, Tanuja Amarasuriya
09	Caroline Martin
10	Jessica Macdonald
11	Sam Halmarack, Shamira Turner / Tim X Atack
12 	Caroline Martin

Recorded at 
Sleepdogs Studio
J&J Studio Bristol
New Wolsey Theatre Ipswich
and remotely by the vocalists between 2017 - 2021

All songs written and arranged by Timothy X Atack
Engineered by Sleepdogs
Vocals on tracks 09 and 12 engineered by Jim Barr
Vocals by Zoë West, Shamira Turner, Simon Holmes, Jessica Macdonald and Sam Halmarack engineered by the artists

All music produced by Sleepdogs
Original artwork by Peter Moffatt  Cover photograph by Jack Offord
Mastered at LOUD

with huge thanks to
Matthew Austin, Emma Bettridge, Paul Blakemore, Bristol Ferment at Bristol Old Vic, Laura Dannequin, Amanda Fawcett, Hattie Gregory, Coral Messam, Simon Mokhele, Paul Nash, New Wolsey Theatre, Jack Offord, Ovalhouse London, Elena Peña, Pulse Festival, Madeline Shann, Trinity Arts Bristol, Kate Yedigaroff

A Million Tiny Glitches

The Measure

No Sad Songs

Visible World

Something Ending

Repair Permissions

Zero Sums

Drinking Songs

Zero Sums / wrong

Death Sings Nice For You Tonight

Zero Sums / failed

From Sleepdogs' 2009 stage show, 'Buzzard'.

The Dance Of The Birthday Buzzard

Tanuja wanted this to be a hip hop tune, but it ran away into something more ethereal. Impossible to pin down: like the sea or the sky or the country itself. 

We made this record as part of a residency in Hikkaduwa – and in this track we've used samples from a recording we made of Subathra Subramaniam, one of our fellow residency artists, singing karnatic ragas. Suba is Tamil Malay. Tanuja is Sinhalese Sri Lankan. Both women are British. 

Sounds created from: 
Bass Drums – hotel drumming (Kandy), tuk tuk sound system (Hikkaduwa) 
Snare Drums – fishmarket (Hikkaduwa), Perehara whips (Kelaniya) 
Hi-hats – birdsong (Udawalawe national park), Sunday market metal scales (Hikkaduwa) 
Percussion – perehara whips (Kelaniya), train, fishmarket (Hikkaduwa), Mask Museum workshop hammers, passing lorry (Ambalangoda), peacock (Udawalawe national park), child shouting and chatter (Katharagama) 
Bassline – child shouting (Katharagama) 
Melody tones – Sunday market traders (Hikkaduwa), Mask Museum workshop chatter (Ambalangoda), birdsong (Horton Plains), karnatic singing (Hikkaduwa), bread van (Colombo) 
Intro – tuk tuk conversation (Hikkaduwa)

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