no-man

No-Man's fourth album, released in 2001, was the band's most ambitious statement to date and featured a more organic band sound than had been heard on previous releases.

Uniquely and effortlessly combining disparate influences from chamber jazz and classical musics to experimental pop and singer-songwriter intimacy, Returning Jesus ranked as the finest achievement in the band's first decade of existence.

Including performances by Steve Jansen (drums) and Colin Edwin (bass/double bass) on most tracks, as well as contributions from Ian Carr, Ian Dixon and acclaimed singer-songwriter Ben Christophers.