No-Man - Wherever There Is Light

No-Man will be releasing a new EP in summer 2009 (most probably in early May).

The EP will be called 'Wherever There Is Light' and will feature one previously released track plus new recordings and live audio/visual content (serving as a taster for the forthcoming live DVD).

The full tracklisting for the EP is:

Wherever There Is Light
Death Was California
Counting
Carolina Skeletons (live)
All The Blue Changes (live)
Wherever There Is Light (video)
All The Blue Changes (live video)

'Wherever There Is Light' is taken from last year's 'Schoolyard Ghosts' album (as is the accompanying video for the track) and features frequent band ally Theo Travis on flute and ex-American Music Club pedal steel guitarist Bruce Kaphan. All of the live tracks were taken from No-Man's concert at Bush Hall, London on 29th August 2008 and feature the full live band.

The new studio tracks were recorded at No-Man's Land during 2008 and 2009 and feature a guest performance by the live band electric violinist Steve Bingham (on the track Counting).

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