drift and entrance each other with gossamer intensity

Originally released in 1997 on Troubleman Unlimited Records

and Third World War than something more delicate

Swahili and Chaga

Bluetip and Kerosene 454 have certainly left their mark

ROGER DOYLE - We Who Live Under Heaven CD Field Recordings drift and entrance each otherWe Who Live Under Heaven it is a phrase from James Joyce's Finnegans Wake. Through software transformations, the music freezes and in some cases fossilises some mostly old recordings. The text for the track 'The Clouds Are Not Inaccessible' is from a letter written by James Joyce's daughter Lucia in the 1930's to her psychiatrist. Spoken by Mary Costelloe. The album consists of 8 immersive ambient tracks played solo by Roger on keyboards in his home