SR XXIX: Goodbye 10% of the 21st century - Progressive Rock Music Forum

SaltyJon wrote:

K-Space: http://www.myspace.com/kspacesiberia/music/albums/bear-bones-16909982

Tim Hodgkinson, Ken Hyder and Gendos Chamzyryn performing some sort of weird mixture of Tuvan music, free improv and some Krautrock. It's all sorts of cool so far.

From the Allmusic entry for their second album: The Krautrock vibe is very strong, more so than on Bear Bones, and especially in "Yellow Canal" and "Black Sky" (the latter also features treated vocals). Psychedelic shamanism or the strangest Krautrock you ever heard? Both, actually, and a lot more.

Do want both, plus their third is a CD-ROM which creates a new 20 minute track every time it's played...interesting.

I have both! They're both pretty good. I would actually write a review of Infinity if it were listed on PA just so there's some more information on the internet about it. It all holds together because there's 4 20-ish minute backing tracks, with the 30 second to a minute and a half musical excerpts that are played over it. You can even delete some of the excerpts if you don't like them (for example, there's a crow cawwing sound that sort of annoys me because it's in every song) and it will still work. It fits all this music (about 4 hours total of sound, as I recall) because 320 or 192 MP3s. The only annoying things are that you have to copy all the files onto your hard drive or there will be pauses in the music as it loads more sounds, and, unforgiveably, there's NO VOLUME CONTROL IN THE APPLICATION. I understand why they wanted the whole thing to be heard at one volume, but my headphones are LOUD even at my computer's lowest volume setting, so I have to go listen to it on my sister's computer.