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EP associated with Sylvian's "Dead Bees On A Cake" release.

David Sylvian and Ingrid Chavez (during the happy years)

https://slothandturtle.bandcamp.com/track/strawber...

Plini Roessler-Holgate from Sydney Australia. His main genre influences are Instrumental rock and progressive metal, but incorporates djent, jazz and post rock realms. All his music is self-released.

Jazz double bassist and composer, born 22 January 1940 in Stuttgart, Germany. As a bass player, he is known for his highly distinctive tone and phrasing. Weber's compositions blend chamber jazz, European classical music, minimalism and ambient music, and typify the ECM sound.

Ethtronic is led by Paul Schauert

Arkham are an early 70's prog band that featured keyboard player Jean-Luc Manderlier who would later join Magma, drummer Daniel Denis who would also move on to Magma as well as Univers Zero, and bassist Patrick Cogneaux. This all-instrumental trio (keyboards, bass and drums) never actually recorded any official album, although tapes of their many shows and rehearsals between 1970-72 resulted in the compilation of this CD, released in 2002. The sound is more Canterbury than proto-RIO.

Band formed in 1969 by Dave Stewart (organ), Mont Campbell(bass/vocals) and Clive Brooks (drums), after the disbanding of their previous band Uriel when Steve Hillage left for college.

For reasons I don't understand, Uriel's recordings were later issued under the name Arzachel.

My confusion in identifying this LP was because it was released by "The New Tony Williams Lifetime".

The Bombay Dub Orchestra is a project by UK based producer and composer Garry Hughes and classical composer Andrew T. Mackay. It combines global influences as diverse as electronica, ambient, western classical, Indian classical, and Arabic.

Khaled Hadj Ibrahim (خالد حاج ابراهيم), Algerian rai singer, composer and multi-instrumentalist, born 29 February 1960 in Oran, Algeria.

This track features bassist Bernard Paganotti (Magma).

Founded by Christian Vander in Paris, France in 1969, disbanded in 1983. Magma created its own influential subgenre of prog rock, called 'Zeuhl'. The band doesn't clearly fit in any other progressive subgenre, though avant-prog might be a good fit. "Zeuhl" is typified by swirling riffs in odd time signatures, theatrical choir arrangements (in their own made-up language), heavy and distorted pulsing bass guitar, bombastic and minimalistic (sometimes both at the same time), dark and brooding, adventurous and angelic, jazzy or classical. http://www.progarchives.com/subgenre.asp?style=11

Founded in London, England in 1975, hiatus from 1980-1992, disbanded in 1999. Brand X is one the most well-known British groups of the seventies jazz/rock fusion scene. The original line-up of the band was formed by drummer Phil Collins of Genesis with John Goodsall (formerly of Atomic Rooster) on guitar, Robin Lumley on keyboards and Percy Jones on bass.

Electric Masada is one of John Zorn's more recent Masada units, a true downtown supergroup formed in the mid 2000's to combine raw power and manic speed, an improvisational edge and lyricism. One of the most astonishing ensembles led by Zorn in this period.

WPRB listeners have all been conditioned to panic every time we hear this song; the signal that something has gone terribly wrong - again.

So I thought I'd use the song as the foundation for a mashup, attempting to undo some of that negative conditioning. (And, I'll admit, also to jolt you all a little bit. 😉)

Dean Bowman (voice), Fima Ephron (bass), Jojo Mayer (drums), David Fiuczynski (guitar)

Instrumental progressive metal band from Washington, DC, led by Tosin Abasi.