Explaining Limbo

<p>The UK is in limbo, frozen in time, being kept “alive” in cryonic support at −273.15°C. Andy Cooke presents a collection of tracks hanging in a suspended animation, a kind of activity schedule for purgatory. More or less pagan, but all virtuous, some of these cuts are noisy, some are contemplative—some will survive for minutes, others might keep well for centuries. The plan is to replace all the organic elements with synthetic hardware in preparation for a cybernetic crisis free future, probably without a banking system.</p> <p>Tracklisting:</p> <p>I’m So Depressed – Abner Jay<br /> Six Feet (from my baby) – Zola Jesus<br /> Max Ernst – Mission of Burma<br /> First World of Bronze – Cromagnon<br /> Things to Do (I’ve Tried) – David Byrne<br /> I Know – Need New Body<br /> Shawnee Tribe – Link Wray<br /> Wheels Turning – Durutti Column<br /> Boat Woman Song – Holger Czukay<br /> The Other Four – Flying Wagon / Warmth Ferry<br /> The Talking Horse – The Melvins<br /> Death is Forming – Jay Reatard<br /> Happy Time – Daniel Johnston<br /> Pale Gallery – Amon Düül II<br /> Tonight – Iggy Pop</p>