Lee Hume and Seb Wyatt (aka Sparta Sal) form the main components of Rashamon, a deliberately mispelled Akira Kurosawa film.

Lee has been writing electronic music since 2000, prior to that carving out a very small niche in various unheard of indie guises. Lee released the album 'An End to All Days' on the now defunct Coastline Records, which was picked ... [More]

London based Chris Coode has released a substantial body of work under the name of Motion, from a split EP with Matmos on Fat Cat records, then a self released album entitled 'Pictures', he was soon discovered by Taylor Deupree's 12k label, releasing 'Dust' in 2001 to good acclaim, and followed with a second album on 12k, 'Every Action', in ... [More]

First championed by by Organ Zine the Rhodes sound is raw fast LOUD rock with an emphasis on LOUD yet although this bunch of East London located Northern exiles are a real 'stand up' rock band their records are all produced in the ubiquitous 'bedroom PC' style so beloved of swim artists young and old!

It has to ... [More]

Perhaps Rob Ellis's most widely acknowledged work is that with PJ Harvey, with whom he has worked since 1991. Rob co-produced and performed on PJ Harvey's 2001’s Mercury Prize winning 'Stories From The City, Stories From The Sea', and was the only collaborator on PJ Harvey's Grammy nominated 'Uh Huh Her'.

Rob is also highly regarded in the ... [More]

Marrakech, I979. Two small boys stare excitedly from the fifth floor of an ancient, gilded Palace. Beneath them the cities Bazzars hum with life, the ragged stalls like so many mangy travel blankets.
As wildly over-privileged progeny Her Majesties Government's top diplomaticians, Ronaldo Blaise-Pascal and Clydenio Troubridge-Vergniaud lead languorous lives. Whole months are offered up to the glories of Saint-Saens and ... [More]