Roy Tapes Art Farmer Elvin Jones (drums)

Elvin Jones (drums)

while the 11-minute "When the Music's Over" is often performed live with hints of bombast

but from the first notes of "Sincerely Yours" you'll immediately notice that Networker sounds much cleaner and more "HI-FI" than their prior two albums

Contains the tracks "Build A House" and "Eyeball To Eyeball"

Although Boards of Canada's blueprint for electronic listening music - aching electro-synth with mid-tempo hip-hop beats and occasional light scratching - isn't quite a revolution in and of itself

Roy Tapes Art Farmer Elvin Jones (drums)The Roy Tapes, released to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Spunt's label, PPM, is a collection of seven songs that were shelved for nearly seven years. It offers a glimpse into the early stages of No Age, with more melodic and playful use of noise instead of aggressive anger. Includes a cover of Negative Approach's "Can't Tell No One".