The Sea And Cake - The Biz (White Vinyl) Dub and DJ's ever-steady

and DJ's ever-steady

and then quickly moving to Slash and the world of the majors

the rhythmic cacophony of My Disco and the neo-psychedelic bliss of Tame Impala

The band recorded the album’s instrumentals live to track

When it came out in 1984 the far-out album Sweet Sweet Dreams by Trinidad & Tobago’s Shadow (aka Winston Bailey) was described as “way ahead of its time”

The Sea And Cake - The Biz (White Vinyl) Dub and DJ's ever-steadyFollowing the bands self titled debut released in Sept 1994 and Nassau released in March 1995, The Biz was the bands third record in just over one calender year. It was recorded at John McEntires own Soma Studios. The instruments were mostly recorded live in only three days. The vocals were recorded by Prekop alone in five days. On Nassau the band experimented heavily with signal processing and on The Biz they continue that experimentation using less