'Moogmemory' is the latest album from multi-award winning pianist and composer Matthew Bourne, who has turned his considerable talents to the world of analogue synthesizers. Very much in demand as a collaborator and co-conspirator, Bourne has his fingerprints on a huge number of projects, having worked with artists as diverse as John Zorn, Annette Peacock, Nils Frahm, Nostalgia 77, Amon Tobin and Broadway Project. Growing from spontaneous improvised live performances, the album took shape in the studio as Bourne explored and moulded the vast sonic possibilities of voltage-controlled oscillators, creating beautiful, brooding landscapes of thick impasto and translucent sunbursts. The seed for this project was planted when Bourne acquired an uncooperative 1982 'Memorymoog', having it painstakingly modified and upgraded by Rudi Linhard in Germany. Created without the use of computers or sequencers, 'Moogmemory' is the first album to be recorded using only the Lintronics Advanced Memorymoog. LP - Limited edition LP (with CD) in an intricate embossed sleeve designed by England.