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The Remote Viewers: Stranded Depots
Needless to state, this band generates quite a bit of interest as, Stranded Depots might represent “The Remote Viewers” finest effort to date. Through it all, the musicians’ touch upon various genres, while they consistently maintain an inimitable group sound along with an air of playful innocence. - The ensemble’s very special concoctions should seemingly appeal to a diversified audience. Recommended.
Track Listing
The Slow Edge; Lost Verticals Through Water; Goodbye; Sequences of Regret; The Sickness of Books; The Journey of Lead; The Strategy of Response; Steeled Design; Furthering Detachment; Priere; The Sharpening of Liquid; The Exclusion of Sound; Limits in Movement
Personnel
Adrian Northover; soprano & alto saxophones: Louise Petts; vocals & pocket theremin: David Petts; tenor saxophone, autoharp & Roland Synth
Album information
Title: Stranded Depots | Year Released: 2001 | Record Label: Leo Records
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