Heavily influenced by Patrick Cowley’s Afternooners, Mark Churcher conjures up a fresh dose of electronic synth-funk under his new moniker, Funkin'ell
With album notes written by Mick Clark of 80s synth pioneers Naked Lunch, this LP is both a nod to the past and a step into something new.
Each vinyl comes with a unique digital download code.
On the back of V- Necks re issue Auto and the Lost 1990s Recordings one half of the band V Neck Mark Churcher takes time out from from his Chicago Bee project to deliver his first full length album on Emote.
He teams up with the cult Brighton based experimental artist Alasdair Willis (The Vitamin B 12) who plays saxophone on 3 of the 11 tracks on the album.
The album has all the hallmarks of an Emote record and more. Likely to be listed as down tempo / abstract ambient and blending many different styles together.
If you are in tune with free jazz and abstract electronic tribal music you should find this good home spooky listening .
Supported by Chloe Alice Frieda of Alien Jams and Damo B of the Outer Limits Radio Show
