THE JACKAL AND NINE

Anubian Lights

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Psychedelic/Space Rock

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Singles/EPs/Fan Club/Promo, released in 1996

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Jackal And Nine (Biocosmic Energy Mix) (8:26)
2. 12-24-2011 (6:18)
3. The Ba & The Ka (6:01)
4. Soul Herder (Live) (9:29)
5. Pulse Of The Nile (Power Of Z-Ph Mix) (11:33)
6. Arcing Into An Infinite Galaxy (8:18)
7. Jackal And Nine (Ramses II Mix) (5:08)

Total Time 55:26

Line-up / Musicians

- Nik Turner / flutes, voices, sax, light
- Len Del Rio / synths, programming, tapes, electronics
- Tommy Grenas / keyboards, synths, tapes, guitar
- Paul Fox / loops, synth, keyboards, programming
- Doran Shelley / guitar, electrostatic lyre
- Del Dettmar / pitch to the midi orchestration, synths
- Simon House / electric violin
- Brandon Labelle / percussion, loops

Releases information

"Soul Herder" recorded live at The Fox Theatre, July 30th 1995, Boulder, Colorado.

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4 stars Anubian Lights are a spacey electronica band, formed from a core Len Del Rio and Tommy Grenas. They navigate several intersections--space rock, world music (particularly Indian and Arabic), science fiction-derived concepts and effects, ambient, and a tinch of lounge. This EP is longer than many albu ... (read more)

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