Martin Franklin & Michael O'Dempsey – Kolbe [CS] House / Techno / Body with rhythms and ritual voices

with rhythms and ritual voices from Tibet

the kind of place that hasn’t been known to let its wayward coordinates stop great bands (Sea Scouts

The two sides of the album are completely different from each other

whatever underground celebrated two decades of against-all-odds paradigm deformation

sometimes directly worked upon with coloured light and hand-printing

Martin Franklin & Michael O'Dempsey – Kolbe [CS] House / Techno / Body with rhythms and ritual voices"Experimental soundtrack to a play you probably didnt think existed, and definitely didnt think youd hear, steeped in historical context, and comprising a sonic mixture of early digital synthesis with eerie tape loops, feedback and 80s stomp box effects. Kolbe tells the story of a Polish Catholic priest who volunteered to die in place of another man in Auschwitz during WWII. In July 1941, a prisoner escaped from the camp, prompting the deputy