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Selected Works from the Basement Tapes [Volume 2]

by Sans Cire

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03-11-10 14:05
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Give Me The Right 08:45
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19-09-10 17:52
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[Excerpts] 08:30
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|| Volume Two // Jul - Nov 2010 ||

"Selected Works... Volume 2" presents Sans Cire in the latter half of 2010.

Recorded November 3rd at Leeds College of Music during a session for producer Dan Clark's Sounds Of The Funky Judobeat project, the first two tracks presented here were in fact part of one extended improvisation. Seguing into a jam featured at the end of "Selected Works... Volume 1" it felt appropriate that a very-different sounding 'Give Me The Right' stood on its own for Volume 2. We return to the basement for track 3 - the September 19th jam; originally nearly double the length, this edit was presented on a limited edition 2010 promo release. Closing the album on a more light-hearted note, a quirky montage of jams spanning dates from July through September; '[Excerpts]' contains the band's favourite moments, from the good to the down-right terrible: entertaining listening.

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released May 1, 2011

|| Featuring ||
Angela Marie Gordon, vocals
Tom Battye, guitar
Tom Orton, bass
Tim Bradshaw, drums


|| Tracks 1-2 ||
Engineered by Dan Clark
Recorded @ Quarry Hill Studios, Leeds.
|| Tracks 3-4 ||
Recorded in a basement just outside of Leeds.


|| Produced by Sans Cire ||

All tracks performed by A.Gordon / T.Battye / T.Orton / T.Bradshaw © 2010

|| Remastered 2011 ||


Tracks from Sans Cire & The Appropriation of Sound's "Sounds of the Funky Judobeat" can be heard here:
soundcloud.com/danclarkproductions

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Sans Cire Leeds, UK

Sans Cire, gained a cult following with reputation as one of the best working bands on the UK scene. An eclectic fusion of influences resulted in an original sound that engaged audiences across the board yet never got captured in full on record. After months of road-testing songs, their self-produced debut album was left unfinished in June 2011. What remains is a tantalising glimpse of what was... ... more

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