An alternate take on John Cage's assertion that there is no such thing as silence, his 4'33'' allowing the listener to hear all around them in pin-drop detail; ours, on the other hand, prohibits the listener from hearing anything else, using combinations…

Amongst other things, we're keen members of the EFSPACM group (Ensemble For Sound Poetry And Contemporary Music) coz it gives us the chance to indulge our artier tendencies. However, when they said they wanted to do a group album for the RPM Challenge…

This will be our 12th and final piece for the RPM Challenge's Record Every Month thing, that's our year done, so we thought it was party time! We've taken cuts from all the 11 previous tracks, plus the special piece Elling Lien recorded for our…

New Years Day, for most folk, follows a week of unbridled excess; the large 'special' celebratory meals, all that rich food, all those sweet extras, and possibly even a drink or two (no, really)! We figured that after all of that, the ONLY thing…

This was originally on the Charlie Dog Records compilation, "False Noise", released on Bandcamp in July 2021, our angle on the album theme being that it's a short piece composed at frequencies which are beyond the hearing range of most humans…

UnCaged: 33'4'' - it's a piece we've recently recorded for the French label, Camembert Électrique, to be released on a compilation called "Silence" in early December. It was John Cage whose 4'33'' cleverly demonstrated the near impossibility of…

As our Skit so aptly put it; "Nothing proves John Cage's assertion that there is no such thing as silence quite as well as power tools." My having recorded a more 'in the spirit' take of Cage's 4'33'', capturing the peaceful sounds of the ferry…

To Mr. E. Lien, RPM Challenge, Thursday 30th September 2021 Dear Elling, As you know, your having a guest appearance on it an' all, we have a new album coming out in October, so I hope you will understand that we have been…

For our seventh offering for the RPM Challenge, we wanted to do something a bit different to the usual 35 minute ear-bleeders we had been turning out, give Elling and co a break, as it were. Okay, there's still power tools involved (Skit wouldn…

So, we'd hit the RPM Challenge (and more specifically, the 'every month' variety thereof) with four consecutive months of 35 minute power tool wipeouts, we figured it was time for a change. Well, I did, Skit wanted to do power tools again. But…

A fourth 35 minute epic for the Record Every Month Challenge, for which we apologise to Elling Lien and the team profusely. This time, we raided the garage for a rattle gun, also known as an impact gun or wrench. Some of the sounds used are original…

When you're sitting comfortably, I shall begin. {AN} Eel, the Charlie Dog Records (Canada) man, he was putting together a compilation for the Attenuation Circuit label (Germany), which we'd never had a release on before. So, Skit and I got this…

Yes, it's a fourth 35 minute experimental noise work from Skit and myself for Elling Lien and his RPM Challenge. After promising not to do another one, then doing it anyway, and a third the month after, we give up with such promises. This will…

Yeah, this "no more 35 minute ear-bleeders" promise we made; let's be honest, it's not happening, is it? Third monthly piece we've done for the RPM Challenge, third 35 minute ear-bleeder. Okay, this one isn't a complete sonic barrage, it has troughs…

Well, we blame that Elling Lien and his RPM thing. You see, we recorded this track "R.F.A." for the February challenge, and we were quite satisfied with the psychological and auditory damage we had caused with that one. But then they say; "Hey…

An experimental musician friend in Canada told us about the RPM Challenge, it struck immediately as a noble and inspirational idea; simply to make music (or elsewhere) for the sake of making music (or elsewhere), and to be one of many doing the…