Andy Riley-Lazee Sunday Vol2

Recorded at the Garage Night Club in 1994, we end the set with an ad lib... full of noise, synths, whales sounds, sitars, saxophones and more... odd, full of duff notes and broken strings.. but nonetheless a nice moment captured.

Justin - Vocals
Johnny V - Guitar, noise
Nick V - Bass
Ian - Drums
Phil - 303, 101, synths and sounds
Kaos - Vocals
Moff - sax.

Idiot Joy - Asleep (  Live at the Garage Night club 1994 )

Third track of "Lockdown Sessions" recorded in isolation during April 2020, amid the Covid 19 global pandemic.

from Lockdown Sessions, released April 19, 2020
Written by Sons Of Mu 

It's been hard for everyone. Stay strong & stay safe x

Sons Of Mu - FaceMask

From Lockdown Sessions, released April 2020
Written by Sons of Mu at our homes during the Covid-19 lockdown. April & May 2020. Peace all, stay safe and stay strong x

Written & recorded by Sons of Mu

Current Mood

Part 1 of 2 - Musa Mboob & his family of Wolof drummers called 'Moobmala' performing live and direct from Gambia as support for 'Mad Professor' at Sweetpotato Promotions in Nottingham back in 96.  The idea to re-unite the heritage of modern reggae and dub to its origin and African roots at this event.

Moobmala Drummers @ Sweetpotato - Sam Fays, Nottingham - 5:12:96

Sons of Mu were born kicking and screaming in 2019, they were brought together by their own inadequacies at coping with the modern world, so they retreated to the safety of their own womb like studio to play similar notes, sounds and shout at each other.

What followed was a musical collaboration born from members of Idiot Joy (Nottingham Ugly Disco legends) Lord Ha Ha (Psych Rock outfit) and the Cult of Dom Keller (Dark, Psychedelic Sonic Alchemists).  They draw influences from many places like Can, Spaceman 3 to obscure science fiction movies…. at the heart of their sound are epic sonic canvases dripping with psychedelia, funk & garage punk which aid their pursuit to find the lost continent of Mu.