Some Gems For Your Collection

"Combining the naked freedom of jazz improvisation and the alien crunch of digital mechanisms, his visionary music draws upon chaos theory and fractals while reinventing a variety of traditional instruments."
(Who he? Somebody called Elliott Sharp, apparently.)

"Bugs In Amber is the follow up to the band's 2008 award winning All Is Yes. Keeping their trademark patchwork of catchy hooks and free improvisation, Bugs In Amber defiantly fulfils that promise. It is experience to All Is Yes' innocence, amber and black to its white and red. 'An intimate epic,' says Jim Barr, 'a low-budget Bond movie remade by Tarkovsky and starring Buster Keaton.'"
(I'm sure we all feel better for that.)