Glissandro 70 - G70 2: Bones Of Dundasa20 years after its self titled debut, Glissandro 70s follow up straddles the Album and Archive. Comprised of a decades worth of recordings that were abandoned, lost in a hard drive mishap, recovered in the form of rough stereo mixes, reappraised with the balm of time, and restored augmented enhanced, they are finally seeing the light of day. Glissandro 70s beguiling mechanics are best understood through the dissonance of the duos respective approaches

such as unreleased tracks and singles that were taken from the same time

bursting with the cross-over synthesizer styles that were occurring all over the world between the late '70s and the early '80s

and then recorded the songs as quickly and as live as possible

with Bernardes stepping forward to mix this record as well as composing and arranging <atrás/além>’s orchestral elements

the band recorded the gig making this available on digital and CD

The entire time

there can be no arguing that Wolfmanhattan Project are a supergroup

adding in a dash of hip-hop flavours and even jazz

Kingston in the 1970s - an intense collaboration of crack musicians

‘Timeland’ is a long-lost King Gizzard record

creating the effect of looping without actually recording loops

The roots of their global sound reflect their nomadic journey through time and space from Leeds to California in the West and Siberia in the East and is woven into the fabric and intricacies of their song creation…  Sounding like The Chills and R