Four Tet

Kieran Hebden revealed the tracklist and release date of his new album via Twitter. It features previously released singles "Two Thousand And Seventeen," "SW9 9SL" and "Planet." There's no word on what label it's coming out on, though the last few Four Tet releases have been released via Hebden's own Text Records. Hebden has been hinting at New Energy since the release of "Two Thousand And Seventeen," when he said he'd been working on an album for ten months. He's also due to release a 12-inch called "Question" under the name KH as Text's 44th record.

Corymb is the 2004 album by Bryan Hollon, better known under the pseudonym Boom Bip. This was released on the Lex label and features remixes by Boards Of Canada, cLOUDDEAD, Mogwai, Lali Puna, Four Tet and a number of someone elses.

The Beeps is the 2005 album by electronic music artist Brandon LaSan, known under his pseudonym Yoko Solo. This was released on the Quake Trap label.

Pete Whitman is a saxophonist, flutist, clarinetist, composer, arranger, and educator based in the Minneapolis/St. Paul area. As a freelance musician, Whitman performs in a wide range of musical styles and contexts that include Jazz, Classical, Pop, dance bands, etc. He has performed with such distinguished groups as the Minnesota Orchestra, Jack McDuff, Curtis Fuller, the Woody Herman Orchestra, the Jazz MN Big Band, The Glenn Miller Orchestra, The Temptations, and The Midtown Men. Whitman has recorded extensively as a sideman and has three CD’s under own name. "Where's When" is his third, released via Artegra label. It features the Pete Whitman's X-tet - a ten-piece ensemble, which received a four-star rating by DownBeat Magazine.

Pete Whitman is a saxophonist, flutist, clarinetist, composer, arranger, and educator based in the Minneapolis/St. Paul area. As a freelance musician, Whitman performs in a wide range of musical styles and contexts that include Jazz, Classical, Pop, dance bands, etc. He has performed with such distinguished groups as the Minnesota Orchestra, Jack McDuff, Curtis Fuller, the Woody Herman Orchestra, the Jazz MN Big Band, The Glenn Miller Orchestra, The Temptations, and The Midtown Men. Whitman has recorded extensively as a sideman and has three CD’s under own name. "Where's When" is his third, released via Artegra label. It features the Pete Whitman's X-tet - a ten-piece ensemble, which received a four-star rating by DownBeat Magazine.