Mike Findlay (bass, voice: also plays with these guys - http://www.myspace.com/dukessexrock)
Sebastian Melendez (electric guitar, voice)
Greg Findlay (electric guitar)
Claire Deak (piano, organ, accordion, voice: check out her other project - www.myspace.com/oceansandwires)
Shaun Petty (electric guitar: check out his other bands - http://www.myspace.com/allancampbell & http://www.myspace.com/claypigeonmusic)
Kirstin Honey (voice, synth, keyboard, castanets, tuba/trumpet/euphonium: check out Kirstin's solo project, 'Made of Steam', www.myspace.com/kirstinhoney)
American contributors:
Joseph Sanci (keys, percussion, guitar, voice)
Sarah Reinold (bass, voice, percussion)
Check out Sarah and Joe's other project, www.myspace.com/7tonhand
European contributors:
Tonnie Dieleman (guitar and voice)
Check out Tonnie's own project, Demannenbroeders: awesome stuff. http://www.myspace.com/demannenbroeders
I'm looking to put together a European band for a tour mid 2010. There will be a week of rehearsals in Middelburg, Netherlands, with a couple of shows amidst rehearsals, then hoping to play through London, France, Belgium, Holland and Germany (roughly: others could be added). The tour will be around the 4 week mark in total. If you're interested in being a part of the band and either live in Europe or would be willing to travel, please do get in touch.
Influences
Popol Vuh, Erik Satie, Beirut, James Blackshaw, Townes Van Zandt, Fire on Fire, Rachel's, A Hawk & a Hacksaw, Swans, Grizzly Bear, Neil Young, Angels of Light, The World of Skin, Espers, Labradford, Black Ox Orkestar, Robbie Basho, Cindytalk, Neurosis, Animal Collective, Steve Reich, Dead can Dance, John Fahey, Taraf de Haidouks, My Bloody Valentine, Henryk Gorecki, Arvo Part, Isis, Loren Mazzacane Connors, Zbigniew Preisner, Jack Rose, Gavin Bryars, Ryuichi Sakamoto, Steffen Basho-Jungans, The Necks, The Body Lovers, The Paradise Motel, Monumentum, Silver Mt Zion, The Hilliard Ensemble, Faun Fables, Talk Talk/Mark Hollis, Steve Roach, Windsor for the Derby, Fennesz, Stars of the Lid, Brian Eno, Hildegard von Bingen, Hungry Ghosts, Nusrut Fateh Ali Khan, James Gordon Anderson, Ry Cooder, Trial of the Bow, Windy & Carl, Bohren und der Club of Gore, Function Ensemble, Led Zeppelin, Hungry Ghosts + the list does not really end, but I will end it anyway!
Sounds Like
My debut album is available for purchase above. If you'd like to buy a physical copy (digipack), go here: www.sunseasky.com
Performing 'Goodbye' in Krause Hause, 2009
Performing 'Happening' in Krause Hause, 2009
Organ/ebow improvisation in Krause Hause, 2009
A little tour of Krause Hause during an improvisation, 2009
This is a video of Shani and Adam working on electric guitar parts for the song, 'Belonging' which will be released on an album called 'Weight of Experience' hopefully late 2009.
The boy who spoke clouds is transfixed as he watches the old men chant. He is a boy, but he is also very old, and has had so many men throw words at him from each and every angle, but finally he can hear the golden word, truth finally spoken from the mouths of a thousand men on one giant mountain.
A debut album from The Boy Who Spoke Clouds is available now through Sun Sea Sky Productions (www.sunseasky.com). An EP/storybook will also be coming out soon featuring the wonderful artwork of Mathieu Bauer (http://www.mathieubauer.com), entitled 'The Seal Woman Suite'. Finally, an album with full band will be released late 2009 entitled 'Weight of Experience'.
Hey guys! How are you's? Just letting you know, my EP "Imaginary Mind" has finally arrived! It can be bought from my website for $10, which is found on my page, and along with that i have also uploaded two songs from it! So please have a listen if you have time, would be great to hear what you think! All the best!
the dude below us has ideas coming out his earholes...that is pretty intense, you should probably respond asap. Thanks for the add though guys, appreciate it. x clouds
A Hammer Hung To Hit Us (the version up here) is amazing! Nice work. Was that a previous incantation? With Jenny? Who's on electric? It sounds live. Nice brushy brush work
Hundred Fire Management
presents a very special Friday Night Fire on Grand Final eve, Friday September
25, at Edinburgh Castle. On a weekend usually associated
with the big men of sport, Friday Night Fire will feature three of the best
female acts in Melbourne.
Kick this huge weekend off with Cash Savage and the Last Drinks, Suzannah Espie
and Krista Polvere. Doors at 9pm.
Hi there! I discussed the band EPK with the head of film today. He's going to speak with a few 2nd year students. Just sent through an email now with the reference to the lovely EPK you showed me before. I've asked for showreels and mentioned there's no budget. Its kinda shitty timing as they've already started on their doco projects for the year and so can't credit the work to their course... but we're working on that. Ciao. x Squeaks
"where have we gone" is like a vibrant festival that is interrupted by a march of undertakers. Smeared Crimson reminded me of the start of "The White Room" by Cream but played over and over. Think I like Goodbye the best. Peter
