| These are my solo recordings with a little help here and there I've made these CDs for my own amusement if you like this music drop me a line The MP3s are free if you want a CD I print them one at a time most of them are available all of them will be soon! |

| The little Sugar Rat scurries along a collection of psychoactive tracks, nibbling at the brain, delving deeper into the consciousness and all without the help of chemical substances! From the laid back country quality of Out TV Luv to the toyful play on words in Serious Zero, moving to the futuristic haunting quality of Apveex11 and x12 and finally onto the joyous beauty of Hail Bright Ophelia, Plum Flower Embroidery once again proves that it is virtually impossible to classify his music into any one genre. Is it Trance? Psychedelic? Rock? Ambient? Folk? Who knows? And that’s just as it should be.... |
| Recorded on ‘The Island’ in 2008. With tracks freshly squeezed from the tears of elves, Island Nation offers a plethora of magical delights. Acoustic Guitars, Ukeles, maracas, harmonicas abound all blending effortlessly with various samples, korgs and enough odd sounds to have you scratching your head and wondering ‘where the heck does that come from?! Relax, delve in deep and enjoy, the elves will be pleased! |
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| Hours of Odin brings together a combination of the light and dark that Plum does so well. Odin presents a number of tracks from the early Plum Flower fruit basket with a few fresher plums popped in. Here we see the mixture of instrumental and vocal performances that creates the atmosphere and vivid imagery Plum Flower does so well. The searching frankness and honesty presented in Kisses shows his voice at its' finest, whilst instrumental tracks such as the Blurr of Man, Cold Drum and Playing on a Dry Lake show Plum at his most experimental and the haunting beauty of SI seems to bring alive the music creating fairytale imagery. The final fruit, Hellocopter, brings with it an appreciation for the element of creative humour within music that should never be lost! |
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