sweeeeeet vocals & very tight arrangement!

    Wow! a tag that say's excellence.... it is indeed excellent on the first few lines...got me! ....thanks for sharing =)



got 4 of me on this track.... that is good... fave'd

Otto A Totland - Seveen

Taken from our debut album 'In, Around The Moments' Out Now!

Listen, watch or download the full album here - http://GAPS.lnk.to/Moments

Listen to the album on Spotify here: open.spotify.com/album/63u6FUbpIxzq9eI5MSEp4V

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In, Around the Moments

Inside Your Head

Buy, listen, stream

The first hour of my recent set at Panorama Bar 2/2/2014. Download here: http://www.mediafire.com/listen/aqmlkbhksvt264k/Shit_Robot_at_Panorama_Bar_2_2_14__Hour_1..mp3

Shit Robot At Panorama Bar Sunday Feb 2nd. Hour 1.

Taken from the forthcoming album Soft Rains, out Feb 23rd 2015.
Zarelli is the alter-ego of Carwyn Ellis – a much-coveted tour de force producer/multi-instrumentalist who has recently earned plaudits as the man behind the music for the 2014 award-winning documentary about Edwyn Collins, The Possibilities Are Endless.  
With this new project Zarelli has taken the 1975 vocal recording of Leonard Nimoy reading Ray Bradbury's unsettling but vital short story There Will Come Soft Rains (taken from The Martian Chronicles, 1950), and amped up the sensations with an original composed soundtrack that is (like the story) beautiful, tragic and tense.

Falling Light by Zarelli (featuring Leonard Nimoy)

Taken from our debut album 'In, Around The Moments' Out Now!

Listen, watch or download the full album here - GAPS.lnk.to/Moments

Listen to the album on Spotify here: open.spotify.com/album/63u6FUbpIxzq9eI5MSEp4V

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She Bears a Flower

Written, played, sung & recorded by Mr Jason & Gemma Dietrich.
Recorded to 8 track reel to reel at Old School Studios, Norwich on New Years Day evening 2015.

Get Me Out - Rope Store

Aphex Waits
I made a 13 min mashup of some Tom Waits songs and Aphex Twin's new EP. 

Aphex Twin: "disk prep calrec2 barn dance ( s l o )"
Tom Waits: "Frank's Wild Years"
Tom Waits: "What's He Building?"
Aphex Twin: "hat 2b 2012b"
Tom Waits: "Clap Hands"
Aphex Twin: "diskhat1"
Aphex Twin: "diskhat ALL prepared1mixed 13"
Tom Waits: "Lowside of the Road"
Aphex Twin: "hat5c 0001 rec-4"
Tom Waits: "Swordfishtrombone"
Aphex Twin: "diskhat2"
Tom Waits: "Frank's Wild Years"


2015 Aphex Waits (Aphex Twin & Tom Waits mashup)

Written and performed by Nicholas Pegg. twitter.com/NicholasPegg

The All New UKIP Shipping Forecast

Bones

You Don't Know Me

One of the live favourites from the latest album, a jazz-tinged behemoth with a title and story to match:

James:

'My dad tells me he doesn’t believe in ghosts. Somewhat oonfusingly however, he also says he’s heard one.
When he was in the army, stationed in France as a military musician and stretcher-bearer, he was once stationed at a chateau not far from the front. It seems the old castle was haunted and many of the soldiers reported seeing apparitions of ladies in medieval garb, walking along the halls then turning to walk through a wall that hadn’t been there in times of yore.
One night my dad, a young man then and a bit of a lightweight when it came to alcohol, went out on leave to a bar in town with the guys he was billeted with. I’ve never known him to be a big drinker, and it seems back then he was just the same, quickly getting squiffy and deciding to stumble back to the digs.
He and two other guys were sharing a turret room on the side of the chateau, with access via some perilous winding stone steps which wound around the outer wall. He fell asleep quickly, and was woken sometime later by the sound of footsteps coming up the stairs towards the room. They stopped outside and there were three soft knocks on the door. 
Thinking it was his roommates, he shouted that the door wasn’t locked, feeling too tired and tipsy to get up and go to the door. After a couple minutes, to his surprise he heard the footsteps continue up past the door, winding up to the roof. They crossed the roof deliberately and stopped.
My father panicked. He thought his roommates had got so drunk they’d somehow missed the room and toppled off the roof. He jumped out of bed, ran up to the roof and looked around. 
Nothing.
Running downstairs to the sentry post, he raised the alarm, and a search party bearing torches went all around the grounds, looking for someone who had fallen from the roof in a drunken haze. While this was happening, the roommates returned from the bar in town, drunk, confused but very much alive and wondering what all the fuss was about. They had not been back to the barracks all night.
The mystery went unexplained for several days, and the reputation of the castle and the strange things that had been witnessed there saved my young pa from the worst of the teasing about ‘hearing things in the night’. 
As he recounted the story in the same local bar in town later that week, an old man listened intently, nodding sagely to himself at each new detail. When the story was told, he rose from his seat and cleared his throat.
He told the young British soldiers, in near-faultless English, the chateau’s tragic love story. It seems the turret bedroom was once occupied by the beautiful daughter of the local baron. She fell in love with a poor young peasant neighbour, and planned to run away with him. 
The night of the planned eloping, her father found the love letters and locked her away, deep inside the castle. Her lover came to her room that night, knocked three times on the door, but heard no reply.
Night after night he returned. Night after night he was disappointed, until one night he went past the room, crossed the roof and threw himself from the ramparts. Ever since, he returns on the night of his death, retracing his steps, vowing his undying love, and disappointed once more, throws himself back to his doom.'


True Love

The Miserable Rich are a band who take music fairly seriously, while at the same time finding themselves utterly ridiculous.
Their string-led music makes some people very happy, some very sad, and doesn't seem to have all that much impact on still others again.
Since words are words, and music's music, it's probably best just to have a listen yourself and see which category you find yourself in.

True Love

The Miserable Rich

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