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The impeccable new album Morning Sci-fi, part recorded in Russia and part recorded at their Swansea based studio in Wales, sees collaborations with Adam Taylor, NYC based DJ/remixer John Creamer, Kirsty Hawkshaw, the legendary Peter Hook (New Order) and The Hermitage String Orchestra, St Petersburg.
Su bajo se puede escuchar en "Wish Upon a Dogstar" y "Kinky". Contribuyó con una línea de bajo distintiva en el sencillo "True to Form" de Hybrid, así como otra pista de su álbum Morning Sci-Fi, "Higher Than a Skyscraper", tocando en el escenario con ellos en varias fechas de su gira.
DVD: Morning Sci-Fi Bonus DVD The bonus DVD includes the 40-minute 'Dishing Pump' documentary directed by Myles Cooper about their 2000 tour with Moby, interviews, and live concert footage from their performance at Dublin, Ireland in May 2003.The DVD includes a few easter eggs - one of which is the symphonic instrumental of their song "Finished Symphony" from their first studio album Wide ...
He contributed a distinctive bassline to Hybrid's 2003 single "True to Form", as well as another track from their Morning Sci-Fi album, "Higher Than a Skyscraper", playing on stage with them on a number of dates of their ensuing tour.
17 de sept. de 2003 · Morning Sci-Fi is their latest LP, and it features collaborations with Peter Hook, The Hermitage String Orchestra, Kirsty Hawkshaw (of ‘Fine Day’ fame) and John Creamer. Part recorded in Russia and Wales, this album definitely has its moments.
15 de sept. de 2003 · Tracklist. Hide Credits. Credits. Acoustic Guitar [Acoustic Guitars], Electric Guitar [Electric Guitars] – Adam Taylor, Jamie Crow * Art Direction – Love (13) Bass – Peter Hook. Drums [Live] – Richard Thair. Electronics [Additional Sound Design By] – Ryeland Allison. Engineer – Mike Truman.
28 de jul. de 2003 · On the former album the band established themselves as evocative breaks masters, with string textures to grace many a soundtrack. Here they have acquired a full time vocalist, Adam Taylor, and secured guest contributions from Peter Hook (twice) and Kirsty Hawkshaw.
