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2. Eventually - (studio)
3. Peace - (studio)
4. Focus On Sanity - (studio)
5. Congeniality - (studio)
6. Chronology - (studio)
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From Radiohead's Jonny Greenwood
This isn't drum'n'bass in the currently understood sense, it's drum & bass in the original (that is to say, the reggae) sense. On this album, drummer Sly Dunbar and bassist Robbie Shakespeare, two of the most widely recorded musicians in the world and two of the architects of modern reggae, join forces with noted techno producer Howie B and step off into the dark nether region of dub-inflected electronic dance music that they helped to discover, and began to map, over 20 years ago.-Allmusicguide
"ZOME was recorded in the fall of 2003 with members of Landing in their attic studio as an audio love letter to my (at that point very new) eternal love vibe-partner Honey Owens. It Is the last sort of "ambient rock" recordings I've made, with guitars, effects, keyboards, bass, vocals, drums, and drum machine. It was during my national tour in support of my very first solo record called [[[[VVRSSNN]]]]. At the time of this recording, all the VVRSSNN vibes were starting to dissapear and the idea of White Rainbow as a name and a vibe and a more infinite concept was born. So this is sort of a segue between what i was doing as VVRSSNN and the more abstract ambient music I have been developing for the two years since then. It is one of my favorite recordings I have ever made and I am so proud and happy that is it finally coming out. So please, give it a listen and let me know what you think!"-White Rainbow
