Live at The Other Compass, by Snow Giants

Live at The Other Compass

by Snow Giants

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1.	A Place for the Hopeless Sinner 11:36	info	buy track
2.	Hatching, Feeding, Playing, Flying 10:36	info	buy track
3.	The I's of Honesty 12:42	info	buy track
4.	Clothed in Morning / A Witch Out of Season / The Seed 15:30	info	buy track

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From 2014 - 15 Al Swainger ran The Other Compass. It was a regular monthly night to give improvised musicians and composers a chance to perform and trial new work. The Snow Giants (Mike Outram / Al Swainger / 05Ric) contributed this live, all improvised, session.

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released April 15, 2014

Mike Outram - Guitar & FX
Al Swainger - Bass & FX
05Ric - Drums

Recorded Live at the Other Compass, Exeter

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Pointless Beauty is the contemporary project of bassist, digital artist, composer and producer Al Swainger.

Blending a wide range of musical influences improvised music, this is a very personal take on what jazz or progressive music could be. ... more