FLUX is described in the Oxford Dictionary as “a process of flowing…” and as “continuous change”. This aptly describes the essence of free-play improvisation that rests in the core of the Wild Marmalade ethos. Every concert is a unique journey, the band entering the performance arena empty handed, no set list, no pre-show agenda, just free minds in a sea of energy, ready to go. This album has managed to capture this live momentum in a series of ten pieces recorded in the studio and two layered dance tracks ~ Red Belly and Tyagarah Mosquito, recorded and produced by Paul George at Si’s residence in Tyagarah, Byron Bay, Australia. FLUX exists at the threshold where live music meets electronic. Deep synth stylee didgeridoo drones meet the drum kit and spanish guitar in a way that has never been heard before. This album has been recorded and mixed with the dance floor in mind by Carey O’Sullivan, who together with guitarist Paul George, form th...