Sacred and Profane
Bob Parks brings more rhythm and voodoo to the studio, with silent witness Alain-Alcide Sudre, not quite silent brother Tom Parks in town for the funeral of their mother, and a two man film crew documenting Bob's journey through time. Tracks by Joe Cocker, Little Richard, Graham Bond and something by Millie Jackson which had to be faded out due to profane language.

 Color Him Coma
The guest musicians on this double CD set issued by paradigm are many and varied, but it's all put together by Gus Coma, Lepke B's dwarfish cousin, who renounced show-biz to work as a Heavy Goods Vehicle driver. The material here is the strangest and most experimental music to come from the It's War Boys scene.

 Business Lunch
Business Lunch: "The album arose over a couple of months whilst we had a couple of friends crashing on our floor for a bit. There's roughly four constant members and about ten people all told involved on the entire thing - friends who were passing by or around whilst we were writing and improvising. We recorded it all on a four track tape machine. We're looking for someone to release it". 10 tracks, 30 minutes. Followed by Julianna Barwick and Ikue Mori Frkwys 06 (The Sound of White Columns) 2010. Julianna Barwick will perform at The Purcell Room on June 18th as part of Yoko Ono's Meltdown.

 The Long Goodbye
Three practitioners of time based media, formerly known as avant-garde or experimental film, discuss the future of film in the digital age: William Raban, one of the foremost British experimental filmmakers of the last 40 years, David Leister, proprietor of the Kino Club, and Nicky Hamlyn, author of Film Art Phenomena.