EILIFF – Close Encounter With Their Third One LP soul And at the centre (quite

And at the centre (quite literally) of both — Amy Wilson’s harrowing vocals

Sparkling timbres dance above interlocking rhythmic patterns moored by sparse yet propulsive percussion (“Pedal Tone Dance” and the title track)

Sunset Mission (2000)

growing - a milestone record for Ty and the current lo-fi scene

EILIFF – Close Encounter With Their Third One LP soul And at the centre (quiteIncludes 20 pg deluxe booklet. Formed in the late 60's by Rainer Brninghaus, Houschng Nejadepour, Detlev Landmann, Herbert J. Kalveram and Bill Brown, EILIFF were a German instrumental band who turned fusion on its head with a pair of studio albums featuring classy Canterbury style jamming with bass, guitar and keyboards plus some ethnic instruments thrown in (mostly the sitar). Two live albums were also released, one of which only came out 30 years