Manatee Commune - Simultaneity (Black Vinyl) Dance features one never-before-released track plus

features one never-before-released track plus many rarities

including The New York Times

Then there's Katie on vocals

referencing the arid and unvarnished production of no-wave and early indie rock while balancing carved-out angularity against an evolving comfort with textural coalescences and measured pacing

Computer Controlled Acoustic Instruments was completely experimental

Manatee Commune - Simultaneity (Black Vinyl) Dance features one never-before-released track plusSeattle's own Manatee Commune (aka Grant Eadie) makes his long awaited return to Bastard Jazz with his fourth album, 'Simultaneity'. Lush and vibrant production is familiar to his previous works, though Eadie has significantly matured in the activation of space and character. A step away from standard songwriting, and a total disassociation from lyrics at all, has made this record closer to the ambient genre than anything Manatee Commune has released,