Contemporary Noise Ensemble An Excellent Spiritual Serviceman

Contemporary Noise Ensemble An Excellent Spiritual ServicemanAfter a creative break of more than 10 years the Contemporary Noise Ensemble returns with the brand new album called An Excellent Spiritual Serviceman. With the bands line up reduced and the sound of the brass section replaced with programmable synthesizers comes an entirely new sound of the bands music. Leaning towards composition instead of improvisation the music is now less jazzy sounding with electric bass being used instead of double bass and

publishing demos and radio and television transcriptions recorded during Mimi Roman's career

Everything about this well-crafted fusion of sunshine pop and gentle psychedelia is geared towards accenting all things melodic - Grahame Bent (Record Collector) Reissued on LP for the first time

intense vocals and the autofictional words that they carry

is a loving tribute to a loved son and beautiful songsmith who left this earth too early

it's almost as if as you are playing it the sounds are fading away before they even begin

A seven-piece experimental-rock band that fuses traditional Japanese instruments and influences with loud fuzzy guitars

influenced by Jackson Browne

cooking up a syncopating rhythm with an array of exploratory keyboard riffs wrapped around a punchy bassline sent from heaven

and the two EPs Spectrum

'Slow Wave' is the beautiful

Originally released in 1993

" which is fleshed out with synthesized orchestral strings and multilayered vocal tracks