Man Jumping - World ServiceFamously described by Brian Eno as 'the most important band in the world', Man Jumping were a musical ensemble formed in England in the 1983 which included former members of the group Lost Jockey. The band were variously described as playing 'systems music' (using repetitive musical loops and themes typically used by such avant garde US composers as Steve Reich, Philip Glass and Terry Riley) or 'systems funk'. The music of Man Jumping drew on jazz

and laments for the dead) and karakia (incantations to various gods)

The album's release in 2001 was preceded by the single "All I Ever Wanted

an interest reflected in her music

Richard Grossman - Where the Sky Ended

The American branch of the Jesus movement effectively started in the Haight-Ashbury district of San Francisco

Compiled by the artist himself

" The album inspired Roach to broaden his scope as a composer and collaborate with choreographers

Dvorak - Sym #9: From the New World / Overture: My Home

with which the duo Lontano (Babette Hierholzer and Jürgen Appell) open their second GENUIN album

Written and recorded remotely-a first for the band-Illusory Walls takes on the weight of human existence while it's buckling under the pressure of today's near-dystopian society

'Jazzloops' and it's sequel 'The Stolen Hour' features Hopper with special guest appearances by his fellow Soft Machine members and friends

" The music features a modern sounding Dixieland type jazz band performing concise versions of well-known standards