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ON WFMU

Wednesday, May 16th, 7pm - 8pm EST: Special program:Cyclic Bits: The Raymond Scott Variations

Over the last year, Ergo Phizmiz has invited a range of delightful and brilliant artists to rethink, remix, and reinvent the music of composer, inventor and electronic music innovator Raymond Scott. Expect a full hour of new and diverse variations on Scott's music, featuring tracks from Satanicpornocultshop, Orionza, Ego Plum, Listen With Sarah, David Fenech, 4,000,000 Telephones, Bebe del Banco, Fireworks Ensemble, and more, collaged in with extracts from Raymond Scott's original compositions.

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TELEPHONES PLAYED

THE SPITZ

Sat 12 May 2007
Summerhouse label night featuring new signing Showstar, 4,000,000 Telephones, Friends and Jeremy Paige (ex Rumblefish).

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LISTEN TO WFMU SESSION

PHUJ PHACTORY WITH ERGO PHIZMIZ

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UPDATE 31 JANUARY 07

TELEPHONES FILED UNDER

UNEASY LISTENING!

Now, there's a surprise. Read Sarah Maybank's wickedly funny review for Pennyblack Music

Worth a quadruple cuban rum & cola at least!

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UPDATE 19 JANUARY 2007

4**** REVIEW: RECORD COLLECTOR

"Welcome back to the short, sharp and spiky ringing sound of Lincoln's 4,000,000 Telephones...

A debut that demands attention today..."

Ian Fletcher

full review

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UPDATE 10 JANUARY 2007

The Telephones have ventured back into the studio to record, again for the first time in 20 years. New versions of three tracks from the album, Horses, Cereal Commercial and Safe, and two new improvised pieces came out of a very productive session.

Jack Rabelais is currently mixing the results.

The tracks have been recorded specifically for a U.S. radio session to be broadcast later in the year.

Details to follow

 

SUCCESSFULLY RECONNECTED 11.11.06

The Telephones' 1st live performance in 20 years, took place at Bishop Grosseteste University College Student Union, Lincoln Saturday 11th November 2006, to an invited audience. Thank you for the warm response!

 

 

 

 

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