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The Man Who Knew Too Much

by Drumhellermusic

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  • Compact Disc (CD)

    Limited Edition, high-quality digipack CD of "The Man Who Knew Too Much" including hidden bonus track, unavailable anywhere else, and incredible 8-page full-colour booklet featuring the brilliant photography and design of Ian Nuttney. check out the links below for more info.
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    INDUSTRY PRAISE FOR THE MAN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH

    ".....Perfect blend of electronica, ambient, deep groove and jazz with dazzling musicianship....." IAN KIRKHAM, (SIMPLY RED)

    ".....Trippy beats and aural landscapes with a tasteful infusion of jazz history....." ANDY SNITZER, (PAUL SIMON BAND)

    ".....Sounds amazing! Great playing and really well recorded..." TOMMY EVANS, (SUBMOTION ORCHESTRA)

    ".....Lovely sounds. Keep on keeping on!....." ANDREYA TRIANA (BONOBO, NINJA TUNE)

    ".....Very chilled and cinematic! Great music and great playing obviously put together with a lot of love and care....." ANDY SHEPPARD (UK SAX LEGEND)     ... more
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1.
Respect/Weakness 04:27
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2.
Nothing is Permanent 04:10
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3.
Bogus Smile 03:05
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4.
The Man Who Knew Too Much (free) 03:43
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5.
Doubt 06:55
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6.
True 04:08
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7.
Energy Condensed 04:12
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8.
Knower and the Known 04:14
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9.
No Direction 07:40
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10.
Fastlane LDN 04:09
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about

A slow-burning, heavy-brooding, string-laden, emotion-packed cinematic experience almost entirely improvised by some of the UK's leading talent and produced at home on a zero budget basis. A painstaking, five-year-process of an album made, quite simply, for the love of music.

Blending jazz forms with electronic delays, darker twists and funked out jams, The Man Who Knew Too Much features the brilliance of Andy Brush on sax and Dan Compton on guitar with special guests including Lori Secanska on vocals and Matt Snowden on drums.

Download for a minimum £3 and you'll get the ten listed tracks plus a bonus track, unavailable anywhere else, two exclusive remixes, and a PDF digital booklet featuring some of the incredible imagery which accompanies the music.

Purchase the limited edition CD digipack and get a hidden bonus track (exclusive) plus the incredible full colour booklet featuring the best of the design and photography which accompanies the project.

FREE IMMEDIATE DOWNLOAD OF THE TITLE TRACK!

Download the album from £3 to get the listed tracks plus three bonus mixes and the amazing Digital PDF Booklet.





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credits

released September 24, 2012

Saxophones: Andy Brush
Guitars: Dan Compton
Keys and Programming: Jonathan Overend
Drums: Tim Kitchen, Matt Snowden, Bob Clarke.
Violin, Viola, Trombone: Dave Holland.

Mixed and Produced by Jonathan Overend.
Photography and Design by Ian Nuttney.
Mastered by Bob Macc @ Subvert Central Mastering.

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"Electronica, ambient, groove and jazz..."

Yup, that just about sums up the output of London based Drumhellermusic!

We're home to Natura Cinematica, Pier 59 and new electrofunk merchants PEPA!

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