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Sinister Heights 1 - Time Flats

by The Remote Viewers

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1.
Sinister Heights 04:49
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2.
Joe Narcissus And The Girl 03:21
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3.
Souls And Cities 06:58
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4.
Fire Rhythm 06:04
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5.
Terminal City 06:37
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6.
Vixenville 06:34
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7.
Villages Drowned By The Sea 02:46
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8.
An Absence Of Windows 04:31
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9.
Black Thoughts In A Black Mood 10:26
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CD 1: Time Flats
For this CD the Remotes have enlisted the services of drummers Steve Noble and Phil Marks,as well as the hypnotic percussion of cult group ‘Eardrum’, featuring ex-God drummer Lou Ciccotelli.
This disc draws on the musical direction indicated on last year’s release ‘October Rush’, linking the Viewers’ sparse saxophone aesthetic to a heaving rhythm section,underpinned by the turbulent bass of John Edwards.

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released January 10, 2009

Adrian Northover; soprano & alto saxes,electronics, mbira,
David Petts: tenor sax, electronics,
Susan Lynch: tenor sax, flute
John Edwards: double bass(1,3,8,)
Steve Noble: drums (4)
Adam Bohman: amplified objects (9,)
Dave Tucker: guitar (3), drum programming (1,3)
Phil Marks: drums (2,7)
Eardrum: percussion ensemble (5)
Darren Tate: electronics (3,5,)
Ken Butcher : baritone sax (4)
Rachel Bartlett: alto sax (4)
Rosa Lynch-Northover: xylophone: (6)


All music composed by David Petts,
except 15 by A.Northover
Mixed and produced by Adrian Northover/ David Petts
Cover art Susan Lynch
Cover design/photo Adrian Northover
Recorded: Oxo Tower Studios,
London,2008/2009.

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'From its beginnings as a three-sax unit in 1997,
The Remote Viewers has extended its reach and overall game plan.
Northover and Petts prompt a seemingly limitless modus of
expanding the original sound into larger frameworks.
Cunning and strikingly distinct, The Remote Viewers
is an entity that should not be overlooked.'

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