Moksha's CD 'The Inbetween Us' is a fusion of Urban Dub and Northern European
Folk Music.
'The forest would sing to us, and although it has long since disappeared, the ancient music in its branches and on the wind has remained... and these cities, our nests, were built upon the echoes. We still heard the timeless dancing
melodies above the growling, buzzing beast, and we were infused with both.'
Moksha 'The Inbetween Us'
Track Listing
1. Otherworld Dub
2. The Tree that Far from Eden Grows
3. Beneath the Frozen Surface
4. Coming from the In-Between Us
5. Follow the Sun
6. Viridian Venusian
7. A Force of Nature
8. Many Circles of Dub
9. The Glowing Mud of Machynlleth
10.Barefoot in the Moonshine
Mark Carroll was the songwriter, singer and programmer with Mutagen. He wrote, engineered and produced 'The In-between Us'. He also makes short films, such as the environmental protest video The Wild Horses of Newbury for Undercurrents and Channel 4. He is currently working on another 'Ominous' release.
Ben Paley played fiddle in the Wild Turkey Brothers.He has recorded for TV and film, most notably the soundtrack to the Fox feature film Ravenous with Damon Albarn and Micheal Nyman. He is now playing with Nick Burbridge in McDermott's 2 Hours. A project that also includes Jeremy Cunningham and Charlie Heather from The Levellers. He has also recorded with Mandragora and 'The Saw Doctors'. Bens' dad Tom Paley was a founder member of The New Lost City Ramblers.
Tab Hunter was lead singer and guitarist of the Wild Turkey Brothers, who toured in support of the Levellers and Chumbawumba. He also worked with Ben on Ravenous.
Tony Wickham is a dj and producer. Also known as Tone Def, he has produced work for Blue Room, Pops Mohammed and the London Sound Collective. Tone also paints, it is his artwork on the cover of Moksha's CD The In-Between Us.
Mark and Tony have worked together as Ominous and have released vinyl on Bacillus.
Ben and Tab's collaboration has lasted for years and shows no signs of stopping. Their CD dolor ipse is available from Bens website
John Crow aka John Constable is a poet and performer. He is well known for his play 'The Southwark Mysteries'which he performed at 'The Globe'.
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