Category Archives: Audio

Minnellium does charidee

9 Sep Filed under Audio, Blog. No comments.

Strangely chuffed to do my first ever audio bit for charity. The story: I upload my tunes to Acidplanet, and voiceover artist Drew Hadwal heard one of my tracks (a very off the cuff blues track about Katrina). He contacted me about using the guitar … Read More →

CD: Metamusic 2004

28 Sep Filed under Audio, Blog, CDs. No comments.

With ten more tunes as slack as an old man’s pants, Minnellium have peeled back the layers, rolled back the years, and found their feet in the sounds of yesteryear. Some analogue synths, some more of the classic organ and electric piano, and even a … Read More →

CD: “Living with the Pond Life”

28 Nov Filed under Audio, Blog, CDs. 1 Comment.

BUY THIS IN THE SHOP After a long break, the fouth collection of Minnellium tunes comes just in time to avert the US war against Iraq and the other countries who are members of the ‘axis of evil’. President George Bush the second of the … Read More →

CD: “The Great Egg Race” (2001)

28 Sep Filed under Audio, Blog, CDs. No comments.

The third album is always a tricky one to pull off. But the plucky lads at minnellium have managed it with calm assurance. At least as strongly themed as “Comfy”, “The Great Egg Race” scores over its older cousin in the variety of influence and … Read More →

CD: “Comfy” (2000)

28 Sep Filed under Audio, Blog, CDs. No comments.

Following the nonsuccess of the “Me Me Me” album, and a growing confidence in the popularity of Minnellium’s style, a second selection of looser-limbed tracks was quickly released. Entitled “Comfy”, it celebrated warm, relaxed happiness and contained five completely new tracks, as well as a … Read More →

CD: Me Me Me (1999)

27 Sep Filed under Audio, Blog, CDs. 2 Comments.

First things first. Minnellium’s first album getting a few experimental things offa our chests. It’s quite electronic and quite harsh now. I really enjoyed making it though because the technology was so new to me and creativity flowed in torrents. Looking back, it was the … Read More →