Follow the link for a free three-track ep based loosely on the miseries , decadent joylessness and occasional delights of the season. It lasts till May.

Happy new year !

kn x

The recent series of traffic-themed mp3s have been collected into a pseudo-ep mp3 collection you can find here for the foreseeable future. Have it if you like. It's free.

best wishes kn xxx

"Cowfolding" , the latest audio tribute to locations on the legendary and thrilling A23 thoroughfare , should be honking out of ourspace at the moment.

Sometimes glimpsed in Dopplervision as we cruise past it at seventy , Cowfold deserves its moment of glory. "Cowfolding" is also a little-known but much feared rural practise , although space and decorum prevent me from giving further details. Those familiar with the results  will understand why.

best wishes

kn x

Some Halloween  pagan slowjam for you......" Moonhowlers" refer to those people who kept dancing after the sun went down , and what happened to them.

 It's a nocturnal , terrified version of "Denaissance" , which you can also listen to if you like.

More to follow......

best wishes as always , kn.

It's the depths of sodden autumn , recession has arrived , the rough beast  is slouching towards us to be born , and British television has a reality television show aimed at creating child politicians.  

What better time to listen to a decade-old audioliterary triptych  from Norton towers , three fragments of doom for the price of one, that deal with …..

1        global paranoia and magical thinking ( William Burroughs on cracked vocals)

2        the decay of love and the psychosis of obsession ( Loic Rich reading WB Yeats)

3         the inevitability of death ( Philip Larkin reading himself).

All other sounds by a fresh-faced Kemper Norton ( circa 1998).

Available on ourspace for a limited time only.

Apologies for any sound issues created by  passing time , primitive recording equipment , digital decay and  youthful naivety.  Enjoy!

Best wishes

kn x

" Pease Pottage " , which should be blurting out of ourspace now , is the first in a hopefully short series of non-motorik service station traffic jam contemplations of locations on the M23 , one of our favourite thoroughfares.

Like all road journeys , it goes on a little too long.

Pease Pottage itself has been the scene of  transcendent  boredom , occasional bursts of speed, impotent rage and dank spells of  existential despair. 

What is it with cars anyway?

Now bouncing around ourspace should be Kemper Norton's reimagining of the mighty Ice Bird Spiral's epic soundscape  " 5 Black Yachts for Jean".

Essentially , we chose one of the billions of melodies that the Spiral churned out . and took it for a dayglo unicorn ride. We then put a gratuitous dulcimer and guitar all over it ( as usual).

It was a pleasure.