Terry Riley - In CIn C is a musical piece composed by Terry Riley in 1964 for an indefinite number of performers. He suggests "a group of about 35 is desired if possible but smaller or larger groups will work". A series of short melodic fragments, In C is often cited as the first minimalist composition (though La Monte Young's drone compositions preceded it by several years, In C had a greater impact on public consciousness). It was first performed by Steve Reich, Jon

the album ranges from the taut nervy melodic tracks 'metabolism' and 'you're so right' to the blondie rush of 'two kinds of happiness' and 'something about us' which is a kind of tumbling synth-strafed powerpop arcade fire

That duality dovetails with the thematic friction running through the album

a new kind of songwriting exercise

Jones is set to return with his new studio record

the dreamers and schemers hurtling in from the shadows to park themselves

“Polar Onion” takes us through the inevitable lows one encounters on a long journey

forced Jason to revisit songs that he’d already been working on for years

who would become labelmates at Red Star Records with Suicide

candidly revealing in the recent 4AD biography Facing The Other Way that this album wasn't just his favourite Cocteaus album but also his favourite all-time 4AD album and

A reprisal of the collaborative format that so enriched 2012's SAY Award winning 'Thirteen Lost and Found'

Technical:Label: Factory

Available on vinyl for the very first time