Wilson Tanner - IITwo sheets to the wind, Perishable, not tinned, Two hands the better, Wet weather and feather. Wilson Tanner come to shore with a new album of floating melodies, lightly salted. Throwing electroacoustic conventions overboard, Andrew Wilson (Andras) and John Tanner (Eleventeen Eston) recorded this new work aboard a 1950s riverboat with a resourceful array of weatherproof electronic instruments and a long extension lead. These eight compositions pull in

it’s further abetted by fierce and corrosive vocals from longtime collaborator and Sumac/Isis/Old Man Gloom seer Aaron Turner

the only thing that separates this band from those greats is their youth

50th anniversary of one of the most important and beloved alt-rock albums

leaving listeners drained in the process

where the rustic meets the robotic

More intense and experimental than the first Aksak Maboul album (yet often as playful)

motorik groove for Dorian Conway's guitar and the whirling keys and sunshine voice of Leonore Wheatley

contempt for authority

These songs show an artist who is still evolving and growing: a songwriter who

Like the self-proclaimed 'Spiderman' who climbed Chicago's sears tower with no harness

Poets Of Rhythm

piano and harmonica