New release Gravy on a Plate of Food by folk artist
Moff Skellington is now available.

Moff Skellington is a native of Abstercot, that northerly place dubbed "The Brigadoon of Dreamsleep", a neighbourhood in which the dreams of his waking counterpart, railway navvy turned artist Andy Quayle, take place.
Moff's chosen musical form is that of Edoddi, a species of folk music which celebrates the very individual and often skewed perceptions of the world engendered by modern life. With no canon of acceptable subject matter (how can we police our dreams?), and no notion of imposture, Edoddi provides a refreshing alternative to the prescriptions and formulas of mainstream and "alternative" folk music.
Edoddi has a very simple philosophy: nothing is arbitrary. Make it up as you go along, it's bound to be authentic!

Track listing

1  Daddy's Tarmac Suit
2  Who's Coming up the stairs Today?
3  Said Naughty Norman
4  The Tip of my Fancy
5  Vapour in the Attic of my Titfor
6  Flightless Eggy Bird
7  The Upright Soldier
8  Sunny Side of the Falling Boot
9  Visiting Hours
10 Moonbone Grubber on the Sea
11 Stranger on the Mat
12 Madmen's Toes in Madmen's Boots
13 Somethings Going to Happen
14 Bipolar
15 3 O'clock in the Afternoon

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Future releases

Classical Indian music artist Ruchira Kale who featured on 2008 compilation A Place In Space has an mini album released soon, including the full version of the 'Raag' (Classical Indian music) that appeared on the compilation. The song is over 19 minutes long in total.

Danny Short who's debut album Collected Times was released on Invisiblegirl records recently, is interviewed in the latest edition of Reformation Webzine. Danny is currently having a dance mix done of one of his tracks by new signing Borland.

'Dot Dot Dot' is the title of a 5 song mini album by Manchester group KIN and will be available soon. The artwork for the sleeve is being designed by vocalist Kim Foster.