Stuart Dempster – In the Great Abbey of Clement VI [USED LP] DIY / Lo-Fi / Pop the contents of which were

the contents of which were culled from soundtrack work and original pieces

is what gives "Summer at Land's" End its special class in the project's discography

running the gamut from crazed polyrhythmic strumming (imagine Reinhardt and Grappelli playing Schoenberg and Nancarrow simultaneously) to what must be the fastest cello pizzicati ever recorded

each collective developing the kind of near-telepathic levels of intuitive interplay that only friendship and hundreds of hours of gig-or-no-gig jamming make possible

They've just honed in on their special trade a little more and sprinkled in one or two new ingredients

Stuart Dempster – In the Great Abbey of Clement VI [USED LP] DIY / Lo-Fi / Pop the contents of which werebreathtaking deep listening hallucinations, improvs in a chapel. eternal decay trombone revery + strange plastic pipe didgeridoo replicant performed in throes of dervish. incroy underrated! New Albion, 1987