Super Numeri - The Welcome Table

Label:

Ninja Tune

Catalog#:

ZENCD 97

Format:

Country:

Released:

Nov 2005

Genre:

Electronic, Rock

Style:

Future Jazz, Post Rock

Tracklist

1	The First League Of Angels	24:32	X
2	The Buzzard & The Lamb	10:40	X
3	The Chart	6:26	X
4	The Sea Wolves	10:58	X
5	The Welcome Table	7:08	X
6	The Spies Of St. Ives	11:09	X
7	The Babies	7:20	X

Credits

Artwork By [Design] - Super Numeri
Bass [Electric] - Tom Sumnall
Bass [Electric], Percussion, Melodica, Producer - Snap Ant
Cello [Violincello] - Semay Wu
Engineer - Jonas Raabe
Flute, Performer [Oscillopipe] - Biltone
Guitar [Electric Guitar], Flute, Saxophone [Soprano], Saxophone [Alto], Producer - Karl Webb
Guitar [Electric] - Ranjit Kumar Burman
Harp - Stan Ambrose
Mastered By - Martin Giles
Organ [Farfisa], Guitar [Electric], Percussion, Producer - Pop Levi
Percussion - Chris Preston , James Pagella , Marius Simonsen
Photography [Inner] - Jane Bellis
Viola - Justin Lingard
Violin - Gaynor Sutcliff , Tristan Bryant

Notes

Recorded at The Kif, Liverpool
Mastered at Alchemy
Distributed by Vital
Published by Just Isn't Music
℗&© Ninja Tune 2005

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 5 021392 338125

Matrix Number: IMPRESS ZENCD97 03

Other (SID Code): IFPI L135

Other (SID Code): IFPI 0464

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Rated 4/5

Review by srcosmo Sep 22, 2007

Where Super Numeri's previous record was all spacey ambiance, The Welcome Table comprises seven sprawling, vaguely funky jams played by a large cast of instrumentalists. Can is the obvious point of reference here, with "The Sea Wolves" sounding like something that group might've produced if they'd replaced Damo Suzuki with a saxophonist and harpist.

The songs are only loosely structured and rely on group improvisation to drive them forward. It's explorative, but never pretentious or wanky. A weird and enjoyable listen.