Planets In The Wire [CD : Released October 2001 : Northern Echo Recordings : NE 007]   This first non CDR release on our own label, features material recorded in April 2001, at a single session by Duncan and Steve and overdubbed under similar time constraints by Gary in Manchester. We have always embraced the "on the day" approach to recording believing that a certain magic of occasion is captured in the process. We left the pieces long this time, the wonder of compact disc is that it allows for both quality and quantity. Each piece has a rhythmic section driven by sequencers and drum machine, as well as long meditative excursions into the heart of darkness. The title is a phrase grabbed from an undisclosed TV show, which is both a direct reference to the physics involved in the music we make and an apt description of the end result. 'Echoes' was named due to the accidental but obvious Pink Floyd reference in this track, and also because everybody has a piece called 'Echoes' somewhere in their catalogue. This is ours.   Tracklisting: 1. Plants In The Wires (29.33) 2. Echoes (44.30) Album Reviews: choose a review: matt howarth Return to Discography MP3 Excerpt: Echoes		Time & Motion Featuring guest musician Martin Archer on all things woodwinds, the band takes their foundation of sequencer based material and stretches out the space within the beats (and for some the tracks on the album, there are no beats...so think about all that space!) The band is more interested in letting a scenic vibe come across, and it's one that you might not have expected after hearing an album like Rain Falls In Gray but it's more in the vibe of Philadelphia Air Shot in the idea of taking a starting point of an idea and letting it take control... Order yours today!