Sandra O'Neill

Stefano Panunzi'’s Timelines is a collaborative project involving the stellar talents of Mick Karn, Gavin Harrison, Sandra O'Neill, Markus Reuter, Nicola Alesini (Marco Polo) Giancarlo Erra (Nosound) and Peter Chilvers, amongst many others.

Creating a moody collage of Progressive, Jazz and Ambient influences, the album contains strong echoes of the instrumental experiments of Jansen, Barbieri & Karn, Porcupine Tree/No-Man, Marco Polo and King Crimson’s series of ProjeKCts.

This second budget compilation contains tracks from all of recent releases available on the Burning Shed Catalogue, as well as several previously unreleased tracks.

An album of fretless bass and chapman stick compositions from the Henry Fool / Samuel Smiles member, Peter Chilvers, with guest appearances from Tim Bowness and Sandra O'Neill.

Unavailable since 2000, 'World Of Bright Futures', Tim Bowness's 1999 album with Samuel Smiles (Mike Bearpark, Peter Chilvers, Myke Clifford) is now available as an exclusive Burning Shed download.

Taking its cue from the timeless and sensuous late night ambience of John Martyn, Arab Strap and the Blue Nile, and occasionally drawing on the darker, more parched terrain of Peter Hammill and Mark Eitzel, the album offers eight original compositions and two cover versions (Peter Hammill's 'Ophelia' and King Crimson's 'Two Hands').

Featuring Alias Grace vocalist Sandra O'Neill, guitarist Tony Harn, and Porcupine Tree's Colin Edwin and Steven Wilson (who appear on 'Watching Over Me'), World of Bright Futures smoulders in a twilight reverie of cheap drum machines and high emotions, digital hardware and human heartache.

Headphones ahoy!

Goodwin's burnished blend of downbeat domestic poetry and cracked, acoustic beauty, calls to mind the West Coast 'sadcore' of Red House Painters, American Music Club and Idaho, while never losing sight of its uniquely personal and British origins. Recorded in a day with minimum fuss and few overdubs, the album also features cameo appearances from Peter Chilvers and Sandra O'Neill (Alias Grace). Paul Goodwin's impressive Burning Shed debut offers late night sounds par excellence.