Richard Francis & Bruce Russell – Garage Music [CD] Minimal / Wave / Synthpop alongside rare excerpts from two

alongside rare excerpts from two of the composer's very earliest and least obtainable forays into theatrical sound design: instrumental parts of Henry's first stereo reconstruction of Maurice Bejart's 1961 ballet Orphée

Originally released in 1998 after the band broke up

"studio mule is back with another amazement

drums and voice to create sound-worlds that are at once enticing and threatening

Side A can be considered a classic Masonna piece

Richard Francis & Bruce Russell – Garage Music [CD] Minimal / Wave / Synthpop alongside rare excerpts from two"'Garage Music began as a tape collaboration in 2007. Bruce and Richard exchanged recordings and tried adding to them in various ways. This was only partly satisfactory, so in 2009 they decided to try another approach. They set up a show at the Physics Room, a contemporary arts space in Christchurch, near where Bruce worked. Richard flew down from Auckland and they played the show, doing short solo sets and then improvising live together. The next