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TRACK7  (Electronic Ambient) The Cube and Carl Kennedy lose it.. (0 Downloads) (128 Views) Ave. 10 from 1 vote 0 Comments) Turbolove (Electronic Ambient) Track Comments A delay pedal, cheap keyboard and 4 bottles of wine.. Select a rating 10 (Best) 9 8 7 6 5 (Average) 4 3 2 1 (Worst) More from TRACK7 Rain in your mind   (Ave. Rating 0 from 0 votes) While God Sleeps   (Ave. Rating 0 from 0 votes)   Visit the artist site    Email the artist    Artist Photo Gallery    Artist News This was a one off collaboration between Carl Kennedy (The Jackal) and The Cube. Written and recorded in an intense 4 day session in Paris on an 8track (with no sequencer!), this was an experimental ambient work with no real structure except for whatever happenned in the here and now.. an act of faith with the help of nature.. There is an atmosphere permeating this collection which gives it a very alien feel, for those who like weirdness with a beat this might work for you..we never released any of this but figured some of you at MP3 might appreciate it.. Listen to the whole EP at www.monkeyswhodream.com TRACK7 Recommends Claire Kehoe   Coldharbour   The Cube   As Recommended By Claire Kehoe