Archive Lights Album

Archive will release their 10th album The False Foundation on October 7. The follow-up to last year's Restriction will be promoted on the experimental outfit's upcoming European tour, which starts in November. Archive mainman Darius Keeler says: "I think just knowing that we were working on our 10th album made this one feel like a landmark record. Our history as a collective has been a mad journey, we've trodden such a strange path to arrive at where we are today, and I think in a way that informed the new record and emboldened us to make what is probably the Archive album that I'm most proud of to date."

Starting in the late '50s, Gerry Mulligan recorded a series of encounters with fellow saxophonists that included such immortals as Stan Getz, Paul Desmond, Johnny Hodges and Ben Webster. In 1986 he resumed the practice for this one date on which his baritone is matched with the tenor of the young great Scott Hamilton. The music, which includes warm ballads and fairly hot romps (five of the seven songs are Mulligan originals), consistently swing and are quite enjoyable.

Zero-G Distant Lights is a magnificent collection of sci-fi atmospheres, ambiences and fx. Created by one of our leading sound designers it is packed full of sounds to inspire soundtrack production in many genres including sci-fi, fantasy, space and action. In fact anything requiring out-there weird and wonderful audio.