Couple guys, couple ideas, couple guitars, a bass, piano, and no visible drums, just stomps & claps & pants & piggy banks.

In hindsight it was a logical step. An exhausting studio experience, making music resembling hard labour, too long a road from basic idea to a finished song. Yes, it's very logical that provoked a reaction. In hindsight.

The process had to be simpler, more direct. Inspiration converted into something tangible immediately. It is possible, in thise age of home recording. The first day brought three promising tracks. In no time there was an album.

It's hardly relevant which two Parson Brown members are behind All of Us Waving Our Arms. The music is of much more importance. More important than traditional song structures too, and more important than the question of who played what and came up with which idea. It is what it is.

The full album will be available soon, for now there's only www.myspace.com/allofuswavingourarms.