Noise – Low Red Moon

Where Have All The Bands Gone

2017/01/312017/03/13 by Rob

As trying to maintain several different personas to separate music roughly by style is rather time consuming I’m going to drag everything under the same banner. What that will be I haven’t made my mind up on yet. Some of the tracks may well re-emerge at a later date.

They were artificial distinctions anyway as the tracks I do are just as they happen to come out rather than designed to fit any particular mould.

I May Need To Increase My Work Rate

2017/08/052017/08/06 by Rob

Now On The Camp Of Bands

2017/08/052017/08/05 by Rob

<a href="http://mrslatersparrot.bandcamp.com/album/openshaw">Openshaw by Mr Slater's Parrot</a>

It includes the original graveyard drunks version which couldn’t be used on the radio as they inconsiderately didn’t bear in mind OFCOM language guidelines during their slanging match.

And tacked on the end is the unrepresentative last part of the Opus for those who can’t spare the eighteen minutes required to listen to the whole thing. Also being stripped of sound effects it does give the ear a clearer view.

Great (greɪt) adj. 3. Of Relatively Long Duration

2017/08/032017/08/03 by Rob

Mr Slater atop Denne Hill on the outskirts of Horsham composing the image for the Openshaw release Mysteriously there are a set of cricket stumps placed on the rough cow trodden field in which he stands — Mr Slater composes the photograph for the Openshaw release

Available to download from Bandcamp just as soon as Mr Slater has finished buggering about with the accompanying photographs.

It Went That-A-Way

2017/08/012017/08/02 by Rob

With a level of incompetence nicely summing up my noise making career I thought Mr Slater’s Parrot’s session for Phantom Circuit this was on the wireless tomorrow.