Dug the recent 3eese we were shipped, and then

happy to see this fly in through the KFJC mail slot.

Evidently 3eese, Geese and Frozen Geese are all

connected at the Lazonby-on-Bailey. Two live in

Leeds keybards and knob-goblins. Graham Bailey

on synth and effects, and David “Lazerboy” Lazonby

beaming hammond organ and other waves into

the prog-psych soup here. This one long piece,

split in vinyl half, starts in an imaginary subway

with a shemale robot public briefly announcing

departure, but the music then moves out into an

electronically dappled bush of ghosts. This Frozen

Geese config features five gents, and Stephen Goodwin

(whom I think is an erstwhile drummer) is key, anchoring

the freak-for-all here with deep rooted bass playing.

Simple, stalwart and a hint of spook Czukay. Plenty of

analog bubbles in this jammy outing. Felix Frey fuzzles

his guitar, percussion comes from Lazonby’s Boss DR55.

Normally I’m not chemically as susceptible to long jams

as my fellow KFJC DJ’s but, I found the shape-shifting

on part 1 very compelling. Nice for transferring from the

beat and ambient territories to rockier realms. The

Frozen Geese might flock together with a Mother Mallard even.

Falling from the sky

Frozen Geese pluck mushroom jam

From Uncle’s old synths

-Thurston Hunger

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