Music

ftprints11 - Unsound features the single 'I can't escape love' and 'Welcome to my aerospace', 'Numb', and 'Willow' Rummery has delivered the definitive flexrock statement to date. Packed full of engaging melodies and profound lyrics - which appear deceptively simple - there is much variety and a diversity of influences are apparent without anyone specific coming to mind. Bowie, Gabriel, Fixx and U2 are all influences, but this is unique rockpop. Described by Frogstep magazine as "Pop music for adults" Unsound is a classic of our times.

ftprints11 - Thump is the twin sister to Unsound, and is brimful of catchy pumping songs that never let up. The insistent sexual pulse drives through each track, with the subversive pop of 'I'll take you somewhere' to the satirical 'Rap audio', ftprints11 are crafting bew pop sculptures which stand the test of time. Excellent songs and music make this a must have for all ftprints11 or pop fans.

Reflexion is 2009's album of the year. As the follow up to Flex, this electropop inspired sound is yet another twist in the ftprints11 tree. 'Burn', the first single is a dance floor and radio classic which shuld climb the charts nicely. 'Trip me up' makes light of the ravers and eccy-heads out there, while 'Take the fall' is a Santana-esque blow which moves from ballad to rock in seconds, but it all seems natural. 'Uluhru' is rocktrance-like with a wicked and relentless groove that does not 'undermine' the political and social message.

contains some of Richard Rummery's heavier and most heartfelt songs. Standout tracks include Who are the monsters?, Viagrification, Sugarshallow, Lies, Ny's Revolution. Irony and passionate seriousness, humour and social satire all combine to form these new musical inventions of the flexrock sphere.  

ftprints11 - One on One is choc-a block full of psitrance and electronica grooves and beats that really pump the dance floors! Eclectic, funky and wicked, this album really finds the high ground!

ftprints11 - Psychopathology is quirky sci-trance and electronica-based experiements from the ftprints11 lab. Busy and industrial, epic and sparse, it is for the intiated and the cool of mind.

The fifth ftprints11 cd album includes some of the more accessible rock and pop material. With 'No Talking Allowed' and 'Falling Again' and 'Fall' proving Rummery's songwriting talent for appealing, relevant songs for the modern age. More blues and soul influenced than Violet Millions, it still has its own power, throbbing underneath the fragile exterior. As with all ftprints11 music repeated listens pay off. A must-have for fans who wish to follow what Rummery is doing.

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Recorded in prison in 2001 and co-produced by K. Markar this is a latino-jazz rock inspired work with plenty of highlights. CD includeds extra tracks by a variety of inmates.

2011's The Kissing Tree is out soon!