whose real name was Amal al-Atrash

that we seem to make out figures such as Pharaoh Sanders or Sun Ra through the ever-present (see titles such as "4/20 Jam" or "Summer Rolls [Midnight Munchies Jam]" for reference) fog

where the duo initially agreed to meet and improvise and record

Flaming Tunes was recorded by Gareth Williams (ex of This Heat) and his childhood friend Mary Currie and released on cassette in 1985

in a gentle shifting alchemy

STEREOLAB - Sound-Dust DLP Avantgarde whose real name was AmalStereolab's seventh album, produced by Jim O'Rourke. While it's tempting to say that the new LP is 'business as usual' for Stereolab, there is nothing that commonplace in Stereolab's world. The recordings have once again been undertaken mostly in Chicago with the team of John McEntire and Jim O'Rourke producing the LP with the group and with regular cohort Sean O'Hagan also on hand to add to the keyboard and arranging strengths of the ensemble. All