FLOATING POINTS, PHAROAH SANDERS & THE LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA - PROMISES Belong To The Wind Not least because it was

Not least because it was so short

" From the syncopated chaos of the opening salvo "The Great Secret" to the melodic mosh of "Old Light" - as close as ETID has ever come to a radio-friendly unit shifter - "From Parts Unknown" sees Every Time I Die pushing the limits of their own sound

and a bone-chilling sideshow carnival

ART FINE was the duo of FABRICE BELLINI (electronics

Disillusioned with the music industry he returned to Jamaica in 1982 and recorded some material

FLOATING POINTS, PHAROAH SANDERS & THE LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA - PROMISES Belong To The Wind Not least because it wasSam (Floating Points): Pharoah Pharoah: Huh? Sam: Were you asleep? I'm sorry Pharoah: No no I was listening and dreaming and listening to music in my head Sam: Oh wow sorry. Pharoah: Many times, people think I might be asleep but in fact, I am just listening tomusic in my head. I'm always listening to the sounds around me and playing, in mymind and sometimes I dream. Sam: What were you dreaming about? Pharoah: I'm on a ship. In the ocean. Bears coming