Скачать или смотреть 'Rainbow Jam Theme' by Beau - from Fruits de Mer Records' 'strange fish' series

an excerpt from strange fish five - a bonus CD - exclusively available to buyers of the new set of 'strange fish' instrumental albums from Fruits de Mer Records. This track is by Beau - and a totally-unexpected, and previously unavailable, instrumental offering from the mid-80s from the singer-songwriter who first recorded for John Peel's Dandelion lable over 40 years ago, and is still going strong.

More information at www.fruitsdemerrecords.com/strangefish.html

'strange fish' are a new series of albums from Fruits de Mer.
If you enjoyed 'Roqueting Through Space' and 'Head Music' on Fruits de Mer, I think you'll like these - and if you didn't buy those, but love Neu!, Klaus Schulze, 70s Tangerine Dream, the Brain and Ohr labels, extended prog rock tracks, acid-james, side-long ambient pieces, electric/acoustic guitar + electronics tracks...

Exclusively on vinyl, and priced cheap enough for you to take a risk on, only £10 per LP (double LPs: £15)...

The strange fish compilation albums are themed, but there'll be a fair bit of overlap between them and my interpretation of prog rock might be your idea of drone, so i'll do my best to give you a taster of lots of the tracks well in advance so you can decide which albums - if any - work for you.

The 29 artists involved on the initial batch of releases are - in alphabetical order:

Beau
Black Tempest
The Bordellos
Cat Frequency
The Cream People
Dead Pylons
Earthling Society
Elevation
Frobisher Neck
The Golden Cake Company
The Grand Astoria
Julie's Haircut
Mademoiselle Marquee
James McKeown
Mechanik
Moonweevil
Oceanfire
Organic Is Orgasmic
Craig Padilla
Palace of Swords
Purple Rock Trip
Sendelica
Jay Tausig
Temple Music
The Amazing Sounds Of D.B. Turi
Vert:x
Vespero
The Vox Humana
Zenith:Unto The Stars

Fruits de Mer fans will recognize many of the names, although nearly half are recording for the label for the first time.
Some of the tracks HAVE appeared before - either as downloads or artist-released, very limited CDs - but most are being released for the first time, and i think they all deserve the chance to be heard by a wider audience.