Project Moonbase theme tune. It was written and recorded to thank the team for supporting the album.

Concrete Jingle

Originally titled Marconi Cheese, this one uses the tearing of paper as percussion. Polly came up with the title... it may end up as a Twelve Hour Foundation b-side

Fun with Origami

One from the album The Lighter Side of Concrete, rereleased to reflect the new band name. The album title refers to musique concrète: a form using manipulated found sounds - as opposed to traditional instruments - to create music. In this track you will hear: a tapped bottle, a finger running around a wine glass, a plucked ruler, a cork leaving a wine bottle and for percussion, the lid of a child-proof pill bottle being turned.

Bakerlike

Here's our new Christmas track, recorded for the Cherryade Records 2014 compilation.  The version here omits the bells over the initial pink noise (added to fit in with the spirit of the album), making it more suited to year-round playing.  As the contrived title hopefully suggests, it's TV interlude music on a December morning in 1977 can't be earlier as that's year the Yamaha was built ;-)

Christmas Follows Shortly (Year-round mix)

Four jingles written and recorded for Radiophrenia: a  pop-up radio station dedicated to sound and radio art. With the exception of a Moog in the first section, the only sounds to be heard are sampled household objects: a ruler, a piece of plastic tube, an electric food mixer, a cork leaving a bottle,  a pan lid and a single guitar string.

Radiophrenia jingles

A transitional piece - rather like a TV ident - created for Toby Hulse's production 'The Nutshell Nutcracker',

Morning

Rethinking our new EP... here's a track in unfinished form - a couple of overdubs are still required. It was written and recorded fairly spontaneously within a couple of hours.

Cut Out and Keep (unfinished version)

Work in progress.... more mono mid-morning "..in the meantime here's some music" interlude stuff.

Sun and Air (Part 2)

Here's our reworking of Jon's guitar/vocal piece.  We just left his acoustic guitar, vocals (albeit run through a vocoder) bass guitar and  backwards guitar in, then built it back up with improvised parts on our ancient synths (Moog Rogue & Yamaha CS-10, all played manually... no sequencers).

Jonny Kinkaid: Superman I Am (Twelve Hour Foundation remix)

Theme to the FONO Audiovisual series, performed by The Twelve Hour Foundation

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Electronic / Radiophonic / Musique Concrète pop group based in Bristol, comprising Polly Hulse and Jez Butler

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