John Foxx - B-Movie (Ballardian Video Neuronica)John Foxx's new solo instrumental album was recorded and assembled for a cut up collage movie byFoxxand visual artist Karborn,inspired by the themes, influence and text of British writerJ G Ballard. Screened as part of Brighton'sCine Cityfestival in late 2012, the pair presented'a film and sound seance manifesting J G Ballard neurones. Mobilised by ultracolour and inframusic, anatomised hallucinogenetics and proximity psychopathagens.The album

and ‰ÛÏStill Shining‰۝ all rise above as The Coming‰۪s stand out tracks but it‰۪s really ‰ÛÏill Vibe‰۝ that is the albums crown jewel moment

as well as Black Flag‰۪s manic punk tones ‰ÛÓ Wax Witches blends the best of both and gives it to you with nothing but attitude

Cozy Cole ‰ÛÒ Jericho 7

With Cluster's signature sound of intricate yet broad analogue treatise

followed by a full release in 2005 on CD

it‰۪s not hard to see why Carl Craig

The first track released from the album is ‰Û÷Who‰۪s Gonna Stand Up

waiting for this to hit the street

The Coming was a critical and commercial success for Busta Rhymes

For the classically trained Leon

though the inspired eccentricity is toned down - an instrumental tribute to fellow Stockton-ite Dave Brubeck being the closest thing to their early quirkiness - this is the most consistent set of stubbornly catchy songs ever

Hearthan -- did not mean shit