Name: Let's Split by The B - Roads
Duration: 3 min 20 s
Description: .........when it gets to that moment.........

Campfire

There's That Sound

The Rabbit Hole

flakebelly // lazy afternoon

It was only yesterday, I remember it all so clearly now. As I walked alone along the weed grasped towpaths of my youth, beside the shopping trolley waters, misty eyed as otters frolicked amongst their prophylactic buoyancy aids, Lo! a man appeared upon a flaming pie and said, "a single will you make, a smorgasbord of sounds & styles, a token of onanistic glee. This must you present in handy digital format, available for download & stream by only the most discerning of listener."

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Lazy Afternoon

Prologue - Sun Moon And Talia Remix
Original track by Minimums
Remixed by Sun Moon And Talia
Mastered by Minimums

Sun Moon And Talia Remix Of Prologue

New Knowledge

.........when it gets to that moment.........

Let's Split

MISSION TO MARS

A fun instrumental power track about getting no sleep just relentless noise and mither..total psychic dump fuck this noise!!!!!!! :D

No Sleep For Days

Young strangers meet on holiday and forget how far away they are from home. This is one of my brother's songs from the early 80s, reproduced here using #saros on BVs

Que mi dispiace partire

Inspired by the roadmap of the UK, The B Roads is the alias of multi-instrumentalist John Paul Turner, mixing jazz, folk, minimal and blues to create impressions of middle age middle England. The music takes some reference from his last album ‘Senseless acts of beauty’ (Sonoris 2003) which was compared to Mark Hollis, Nick drake, Tape, Satie and Eno, and described as: “One of the most ear catching albums of the year” –BBC Late Junction show “. "Like chamber music played by gangsters, mixed by minimalists” –Priceminster. “Duritti column on the piano”. –Vital Weekly, and “An acoustic masterpiece.” -Art into life.com.

ABOUT.

Played in the original wave of northern post rock, before moving to London, fronting lounge lizards style groups till the mid 90’s. Further years of psych Jazz (Trance-mission), Improv (Celeste), and Minimal (Senseless) all leave traces through an acoustic filter leading onto The B-roads.

Let's Split

The B - Roads

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