Benbecula Records
Scotland, est. 1999
Electronica, ambient, electro, folk, post-rock ... blah
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Free Festival Benbecula Records, 2006 (BEN522) CD Album Minerals Series - Limited Release date: 18 September 2006 Track Listing 01 Sandy Hair 02 Dim Porch Light 03 Blue Summer 04 Happening 05 Sidewalk Smiles 06 Daytrain 07 Endless Summer of Love 08 Stone Steps 09 Sunsets Through the Trees 10 Free Festival 11 Mountains and Valleys 12 Sand Dune Drifting 13 Closed Eye Pyramids 14 Airbourne 15 Returning 16 Harbors Watch the Video Dim Porch Light  Free Festival is the collaborative output of Brian Ellis and Brian Grainger. Both Ellis and Grainger met in 2004 via the internet, and immediately found common ground in their prolific styles and musical interests. Following a slew of solo works by both of the boys under many different monikers, they decided in Summer of 2005 to finally try to produce something together. Ellis was living in Washington at the time, while Grainger was located in South Carolina. Files were transferred, and long conversations and late nights gave way to the foundation of what they wanted to do. Drawing collective influences from psychedelic rock, folk, hippie culture and electronic music, the duo quickly progressed into a pleasant balance of the different sounds and approaches they each brought to the table. |
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Discography Brian Ellis (as Beginning Algebra) "Autopilots" (WATMM), 2005 Brian Grainger (as Milieu) "Aurora Borealis" (U-Cover CDr Limited, 2005) "Night Currents" (U-Cover CDr Limited, 2006) "Beyond The Sea Lies The Stars" (Infraction Records, 2006) Resources Free Festival website Free Festival @ MySpace Brain Ellis @ MySpace Earstroke WATMM |
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