JAMIE LIDELL - Places Of Unknowing Rhythm & Blues but 1966’s Adam’s Apple featuring

but 1966’s Adam’s Apple featuring Herbie Hancock on piano

leading to live performances across Europe and as far as Gran Canaria

This presented the possibility of actually playing music in a band

Fully remastered and set for a reissue through Rough Trade Records to mark the record’s tenth anniversary

open-ended approach they had spent five years working towards

JAMIE LIDELL - Places Of Unknowing Rhythm & Blues but 1966’s Adam’s Apple featuringLP 180g Black Vinyl housed in a Gatefold Sleeve. As an artist and performer, Jamie Lidell has had a hell of a life, ping ponging from the avant garde, to clubland hedonism to the mega mainstream and all points inbetween. He has adopted personae from faceless, nameless techno producer to flamboiant showman. He's made monsterous noise and sweet soul music. He's performed in art spaces, rave dungeons and some of the biggest stages in the world in a