Far Corner Anyone ?

Indeed! Look at my sig. 

avestin wrote: I higly recommend their s/t album. A fine mix between the more experimental avantgardish side to the more melodic (slightly "symph-prog" side). Endangered is more experimental in its approach and you can see that by reading the liner notes in the booklet. If you wish I can post some of it later here. But anyway, suffice it to say it has some very interesting compositional ideas and execution, but so far I like thr first one more. However, it is recommended as well.

Have their first one and it's excellent. Will get their second too.

As promised, here is a part of the liner notes which describe the recording of the track Endangered:
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The Title track is an experimental track in the manner in which it was created. In a goal to give more creative input to each player in something other than an improvised work, Endangered provided the opportunity for each member to compose their own part. First, Dan went into the studio and recorded some keyboards and trumpet parts. Once this was done, a CD was made for Craig. THe percussionist then had a few weeks to listen and come up with his own drum parts to go along with what had already been recorded. Inspired by what Craig had recorded, Dan then added a few extra percussion parts. Next it was William's turn, who used three different basses and a spring drum to add his own voice to the composition. Finally, Angie entered the studio with her cello, violin and bamboo flute, putting the finishing touches on the work.
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The first Far Corner album is one of my Cuneiform favs, so I'm looking forward to hearing the new one. My take on an electric cello-llead band, is one that suggests Krimson influences.