SHADOW PATTERN - Live At Somewhere LP Ska Wire and Sisters of Mercy

Wire and Sisters of Mercy are the main influences)

Gibson worked with Machines very carefully to get a clear yet still distorted and intense bass sound

displaying an expert exercise in control and restraint that lets in little light but plays a great service to space and time

Die Musik ist nicht einzuordnen - Herzzerreißender Bedroom-Pop trifft auf Japanese influenced Hyper-Indie-Pop-Rock

and harp which themselves furl and unfurl gorgeously around tenor sax

SHADOW PATTERN - Live At Somewhere LP Ska Wire and Sisters of Mercy"I call it the Shadow Pattern Vignette. A fragmentary and pleasingly non discriminatory exercise in audio capture which, when sequenced, compiled or arranged alongside other such vignettes, leads to the finished work of Nate Ivancos Shadow Pattern. You can reach into the hermetic depths of his Hamilton Tapes micro label, recent transatlantic appearances via Infant Tree, Chocolate Monk or adhuman, or indeed, this new LP Live at Somewhere and find the