Following an impressive 2011 release with the eminent Brian Eno, poet Rick Holland and producer Diode released The King Krill in March. It included the track ‘Love Parade’ featuring IamFya, which all three of them performed at The Macbeth in London not long ago. Here’s the live outcome, shot by Lainey Richardson and Ben Canny, of what is a dark and grimey sound of a city.**
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Following an impressive 2011 release with the eminent Brian Eno, poet Rick Holland and producer Diode released The King Krill in March. It included the track ‘Love Parade’ featuring IamFya, which all three of them performed at The Macbeth in London not long ago. Here’s the live outcome, shot by Lainey Richardson and Ben Canny, of what is a dark and grimey sound of a city.**
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Following an impressive 2011 release with the eminent Brian Eno, poet Rick Holland and producer Diode released The King Krill in March. It included the track ‘Love Parade’ featuring IamFya, which all three of them performed at The Macbeth in London not long ago. Here’s the live outcome, shot by Lainey Richardson and Ben Canny, of what is a dark and grimey sound of a city.**
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