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Examples of collaborative work.
Further slate pipe banjo draggers music is on bandcamp and soundcloud

Examples of collaborative work.

Further slate pipe banjo draggers music is on bandcamp and soundcloud

Strange Devicers

collaboration with Matt Atkins. Available on Steep Gloss label

UHF3

collaboration with Alex Monk and Sand Snowman. Revisited 4 track recordings from 2007

Justin Paton and the slate pipe banjo draggers

collaboration with multi – instrumentalist musician and producer justin paton

raxil4 + the slate pipe banjo draggers

collaboration with sound and sculptural artist andrew page

ongoing collaboration with tenor saxophonist tom hadley

collaboration with musician and producer alex monk

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ongoing project of improvised and edited sessions from manchester. with lord mongo and david bez

third party – south sea daybook

improvised music with sand snowman from 2007. initially recorded onto four track tape then transferred into ableton live and edited further.

occasional improvisations with manchester’s tudorplasm.

north south dividers – southpaw attic improvisations

collaboration with guitarist darren birs.  ten pieces which have emerged as the result of a five hour improvisation session. recorded onto minidisc using a mono pzm mic.

collaboration with paris based artist wayn malm. sound and film field recordings collected in stoke newington, dalston and paris then further edited and mixed with improvised electric and acoustic instruments.

ensuciadores

improvised session recorded to 4 track tape.  mixed and mastered in ableton live. collaborative work with javier silverio, december 2010.

children running from the village

improvised session recorded in manchester in september 2006. recorded to multitrack minidisc recorder then transferred to ableton live and mixed and edited.

"Documenting the fruits of an improvised jam session, this self-titled release is an unsettling collection of low-end hum, found sounds and tribal percussion. This is music of a sinister bent, stirring up the feeling that at any moment something dreadful is bound to happen." - 8/10 -- Bryon Hayes (27 June, 2006). Foxy Digitalis

Further slate pipe banjo draggers music is on bandcamp and soundcloud

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