GROUNDSKEEPING | VINYL RECORD (LP) Z Bazar was one of the

Bazar was one of the hardest-working progressive bands from Scandinavia

four are Monk's compositions while the remaining are lesser known Duke Ellington numbers: "The Mystery Song" and "Something to Live For" (co-written with Billy Strayhorn)

NB: The tracks on Disseminate sit within a wider audio-visual context where they soundtrack various Naarm cityscapes rebuilt as immersive digital worlds: 'I was lucky enough to collaborate with an incredibly talented friend and training architect Dom who came up with the idea of videos exploring digital spaces and worlds extracted from real locations

Dust combines folk and jam-band spaciousness with overgrown nature imagery and ego death

The album incorporates the raw power and social relevance that has always marked Ness' music

GROUNDSKEEPING | VINYL RECORD (LP) Z Bazar was one of theGroundskeeping is the 3rd LP of ambient and modern classical works from composer Kenneth James Gibson. Decaying string arrangements, haunted piano melodies, hypnotic synthesizers, choral voices, hissing organs, and textured guitars play with melancholy and darkness while somehow staying hopeful. Sculpted in his cabin studio in the San Jacinto Mountains, Gibson captures the sound of previous work, but with greater expansiveness and detailed emotion.