EXPANDED (LIVE AT THE BARBICAN)

These New Puritans

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Crossover Prog

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Live, released in 2014

Songs / Tracks Listing

Vinyl tracklisting:

Side A
1. Intro Tape
2. The Way I Do
3. Fragment Two
4. The Light In Your Name

Side B
5.Island Song
6. Spiral
7. Organ Eternal

Side C
8. Nothing Else But This
9. Dream
10. Field Of Reeds

Side D
11. Three Thousand
12. We Want War
13. Spitting Stars

Line-up / Musicians

- George Barnett / drums, loops
- Jack Barnett / vocalist, multi-instrumentalist
- Sophie Sleigh-Johnson / keyboards, sampler
- Thomas Hein / bass, sampler, keyboards, drums
With:
35-piece band made up of brass, strings, percussion, voices, electronics, glass, magnetic resonator piano, ultra-low bass singers

Releases information

October 28, 2014
Label: Infectious Music
Format: Digital, Limited Edition CD, Deluxe Double Vinyl (2000) Gatefold LP with white vinyl and printed inner sleeves

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