Inspired by the shamanic and folk traditions of Northern Norway, and featuring a DDPercussion tank drum

Catch The Wind

Inspired by an autumn morning after the rain in a local woodland.

In Shrawley Woods

Window Pane, performed by Wyldwood, written by Chloe Mogg.
This track appears on the cd "Music at the Hall vol 1"

Window Pane

My arrangement of the traditional song, which will form part of a larger work, which is still in progress.

The Wife Of Ushers Well

Nothing To Lose Blues

Jack of Hearts

The Reverend & The Pasztor have been communing tracks together for a while now (see the Very Reverends' SoundCloud page for some quite superb remixes by The Pasztor) and have finally married their talents in a communion of sound to produce this, their first attempt at a heavenly collaboration.  The Reverend had the idea of a down & out quite literally down on his luck, yet still looking forward to the prospect of an evening spent hearing the woman he loves sing for him.  Having uploaded the outline of the lyrics, vocals and instrumentation Pasztor took over, saying:

"I had an idea to make the character of the song quite lonely and robotic sounding and his longing for his human love interest to Sing To Him! Also I wanted it to have a really grandiose middle 8 to ending for which I have used many strings and choirs etc. I start the beginning off with an 808 drum machine but I morph it into an acoustic drum kit towards the end". 

What you now hear is the product of their union, a matrimony of minds, a sacrament of sound, pray, even a holy trinity of instrumentation - bass, drum & guitar. Amen.

Go in peace and sing for me

The Reverend & The Pasztor

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Sing For Me (Original Track by The Reverend & The Pasztor 2012)

Apathy

Fading Lights

Key To The Highway

Dedicated to the memory of a mutual friend, Karen Ffrench.
Written by Neil Law and Andi Clarke, who are the band Omega Station. 
For this song we have the assistance of Hannah Law on vocals, and Issy Sofia on violin

Key To The Highway

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