Jim and I had had so much pleasure from meeting up and working together on the new material we decided to continue in 2025 we set ourselves the goal of making an album of 12 songs. At the start we did not know what we were going to wanted create or what we capable of producing.
It was a delight finding my first digital photos taken in November 2000. Photos of my old school mate Simon H Fell playing Double Bass gig at the Grapes in Sheffield
Schillinger’s Book “Mathematical Basis for the Arts” influenced many of my creative musical ideas before computer technology was widely available to either write or produce digital recording, samples, or synthesis electronic sounds.
Over 30 years had elapsed I had last met up with Jim and it was tragic loss of our mutual friend and band member Brian that brought us together to reunited to bring back his memory and the music we had created. It transpired as KTV3 progressed an increasing amount of construction and reconstruction was needed, so that the final product became a composite of old and new.
The clashing tonalities and haunting harmonies; joy and despair offered in equal measure. Like a piece of steel forged from coal that remained in the earth millions of years before the technology was available to ignite the industrial age. North Found has been sculptured from childish fragments shaped by wisdom and experienced hands.
Another year has passed and more work has been done reviewing the Dumb Waiters archives of cassette tapes known as The Keele Tapes. Remaining Dumb Waiters, Jim and Vic have […]
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