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Here you will find links to the music of Cloudland Blue Quartet, Creek, Capital Models, Edward Spark and James Jamieson, along with David's Discography, Band Histories over the years and details of any upcoming Live Dates
CLOUDLAND BLUE QUARTET MUSIC
Click on the pic to go to Cloudland Blue Quartet's Discography on Bandcamp, where you can stream for free or download on a "name your price" basis. Many of the download bundles include extensive bonus material.
Click on the pic to go to Creek's Discography on Bandcamp, where you can stream for free or download on a "name your price" basis.
CAPITAL MODELS MUSIC & HISTORY
The band's first album, "The Sweet Thrill of Industry" was released to Bandcamp on 26 January 2023, the 43rd anniversary of its recording. The download bundle includes alternative takes of two tracks.
Their second release, a six track EP, "Breaking Silence", featuring three re-recordings from "The Sweet Thrill" and three new songs was re-released on to Bandcamp in May 2023...
A previously unreleased recording of the band's final gig of their 1979/80 era was added to the Bandcamp discography in August 2023.
The original band's final release, "Maskless" was released on Bandcamp on 6 December 2023 with the 2002 Anthology to be released in early 2024.
Thereafter, recordings from 2011 onwards will hopefully be added to the discography.
Click on the pic below to go to Capital Models on Bandcamp...
Capital Models' Twenty-One Line Ups from 1979 to Now...
(New members in bold - re-joiners marked*)
1979-1980
I (1979)
David Reilly - Bass
Jim Park - Drums
Ann Park - Violin
II (1979)
David Reilly - Vocals, Bass
Angus Bolton - Guitar, Vocals
Eric Merrill - Guitar, Vocals
III (1979)
David Reilly - Vocals Bass
Angus Bolton - Guitar, Vocals
Eric Merrill - Guitar, Vocals
Jim Park - Drums*
IV (1979 - 1980)
David Reilly - Vocals, Synthesiser
Angus Bolton - Guitar, Vocals
Eric Merrill - Guitar, Vocals
Jim Park - Drums
Jamie Frain - Bass, Vocals
V (1980)
David Reilly - Vocals, Synthesiser, Guitar
Angus Bolton - Guitar, Vocals
Jamie Frain - Bass, Vocals
Nicky Hind - Guitar, Synthesiser, Vocals
Keith Apter - Drums
VI (1980)
David Reilly - Vocals, Synthesiser, Guitar
Angus Bolton - Guitar, Vocals
Jamie Frain - Bass, Vocals
Keith Apter - Drums
2011 - 2014
VII (2011)
David Reilly - Vocals, Guitar
Angus Bolton - Guitar
Jamie Frain - Bass, Vocals
Keith Apter - Drums
VIII (2011)
David Reilly - Vocals, Guitar
Angus Bolton - Guitar
Jamie Frain - Bass, Vocals
Keith Apter - Drums & Percussion
Jim Park - Drums & Percussion*
IX (2012)
David Reilly - Guitar, Vocals
Jamie Frain - Vocals, Guitar
X (2012 - 2013)
David Reilly - Vocals, Bass
Jamie Frain - Vocals, Guitar
Keith Apter - Drums*
XI (2013-2014)
David Reilly - Vocals, Bass
Jamie Frain - Vocals, Guitar
Keith Apter - Drums
Andy Wilson - Keyboards, Guitar, Vocals
XII (2014)
David Reilly - Vocals, Guitar
Keith Apter - Bass
Andy Wilson - Keyboards, Guitar, Vocals
Jim Park - Drums*
XIII (2014)
David Reilly - Vocals, Bass, Guitar
Keith Apter - Drums
Andy Wilson - Keyboards, Guitar, Vocals
2015 - 2017
XIV (2015 - 2017)
David Reilly - Vocals, Guitar, Bass, Programming
2017 - Now
XV (2017)
David Reilly - Vocals, Guitar, Programming
Keith Apter - Bass*
XVI (2017)
David Reilly - Vocals, Guitar, Bass
John Weitzen - Drums
XVII (2017)
David Reilly -Vocals, Guitar
John Weitzen - Drums
Keith Apter - Bass*
XVIII (2018)
David Reilly -Vocals, Guitar
John Weitzen - Drums
Keith Apter - Bass
Stuart Cobley - Guitar
XIX (2018 - 2023)
David Reilly -Vocals, Guitar
John Weitzen - Drums
Keith Apter - Bass
Stuart Cobley - Guitar
Paul Reynolds - Keyboards
XX (2023)
David Reilly -Vocals, Guitar
John Weitzen - Drums
Keith Apter - Bass
Paul Reynolds - Keyboards
XXI (2023 - Now)
David Reilly -Vocals, Guitar
John Weitzen - Drums
Keith Apter - Bass
Paul Reynolds - Keyboards
John Barclay - Guitar
CAPITAL MODELS 1980
Current Members:
David Reilly - Vocals, Bass, Guitar, Synthesiser, Programming (1979-1980; 2011-Now)
Keith Apter - Drums & Percussion, Bass, Vocals (1980; 2011; 2013-2014; 2017-Now)
John Weitzen - Drums (2017-Now)
Paul Reynolds - Keyboards (2018-Now)
John Barclay - Guitar (2023-Now)
Ex-Members
Jim Park - Drums & Percussion (1979-1980; 2011; 2014)
Ann Park - Violin (1979)
Angus Bolton - Guitar, Vocals (1979-1980; 2011)
Eric Merrill - Guitar, Vocals (1979-1980)
Jamie Frain - Bass, Vocals, Guitar (1979-1980; 2011-2014 - Died 21 March 2014)
Nicky Hind - Guitar, Synthesiser, Vocals (1980)
Andy Wilson - Keyboards, Guitar, Vocals (2013-2014)
Stuart Cobley - Guitar (2018-2023)
Below is the story of the band.
1979-1980
Angus Bolton - Guitars, Vocals (Sept '79-Aug '80)
Eric Merrill - Guitars, Vocals (Sept '79-Feb '80)
David Reilly - Lead Vocals, Synth, Guitar (Sept '79-Aug '80)
Jim Park - Drum Kit (Oct '79-Feb '80)
Jamie Frain - Bass, Vocals (Nov '79-Aug '80)
Keith Apter - Drum Kit (Mar '80-Aug '80)
Nicky Hind - Guitars, Synth (Mar '80-May '80)
Capital Models was a short lived New Wave band from Edinburgh, contemporaries of the likes of Scars, Josef K, TV21, The Freeze, Pure Bears, The Cubs and The Visitors...
In the summer of 1979, David Reilly formed a trio with college friend Ann Park on electric violin and her brother Jim on drums.
After a couple of rehearsals, David went to Munich for the summer.
However, in the autumn of 1979...
...he joined with ex-Noise guitarists Angus Bolton and Eric Merrill to write songs together...
After a short period as a quartet, to allow David to concentrate on vocals, Jim's friend Jamie Frain was drafted in to take over bass duties...
At Jamie's suggestion, the band took its name from a shop in Edinburgh's Royal Mile, close to where he and David were sharing a flat, and started gigging in January/February 1980...
The quintet's first release was the 11 song album, "The Sweet Thrill of Industry". It was recorded onto two track reel to reel at Eric's house in January 1980 after the initial five-piece had played just one gig...
In late February, after several more gigs, both Jim and Eric left to concentrate on their University courses but were quickly replaced by Jim and Jamie's chum Nicky Hind on guitar and, friend of a friend, Keith Apter on drums...
Gigging recommenced and continued throughout Scotland during April...
In May, David added synth to the musical line-up and the group recorded a six track EP, "Breaking Silence", featuring three re-recordings from "The Sweet Thrill" and three new numbers...
Nicky left the band shortly thereafter, leaving Gus as sole guitarist in the four piece...
The quartet rejigged their set for the new trimmed down line up and started gigging around Scotland again over the Summer...
In August, less than a year since the original trio formed, the band split when David accepted a teaching post and moved abroad to Germany...
Towards the end of the year, Keith had moved on too and Gus and Jamie were joined from Pure Bears by singer Kenny McLeod and drummer Donald Mitchell to form Ritual Dance...
In late 1980, "Maskless" emerged, comprising a further 10 songs and another re-recording of a track from "The Sweet Thrill". Sources for this third release comprised rehearsal and live recordings showcasing the final quartet...
Finally, an Anthology was put together in 2002 for Jamie's 40th birthday, containing every song the Models had played up to the 1980 split, apart from their cover of The Who's "Substitute" which was never recorded...
2011-2014
In early 2011, the final quartet reconvened at the instigation of Jamie Frain and the possibility of playing live dates and writing new material was discussed.
Unfortunately, Angus Bolton declined the opportunity to play live and so, after four reunion sessions between February and June, in a couple of which they were joined by original drummer Jim Park, the members went their own ways once again.
In 2012, first David and Jamie, then David, Jamie and Keith performed live again as Capital Models, performing their take on a wide range of cover versions and introducing the annual Capital Models Xmas Covers night.
In 2013, the second annual Capital Models Xmas Covers night took place in December.
In 2014, the Capital Models Easter Extravaganza was planned for April - David's nephew Andy Wilson joined on keyboards and the group was set to perform some of the original repertoire live for the first time in almost 35 years.
This was cancelled due to the tragic and untimely death of Jamie Frain on 21 March 2014.
In December that year, David, Keith and Andy presented the third and final annual Capital Models Xmas Covers night, performing three extensive covers sets at a charity gig held in Jamie's memory.
2015-2017
After the charity gig, Andy moved to England and Keith took a step back, leaving David as the sole remaining member for over two years.
2017-2023
In 2017, David started working again with Keith, who had now move to bass and then, independently with drummer John Weitzen. In late 2017 they became a new trio version of the band.
In early 2018 they were joined by Creek's Stuart Cobley on second guitar, with whom David had been rehearsing in tandem with David's work with the trio.
In the summer of 2018, keyboardist Paul Reynolds (ex Pure Bears) joined to bring the band up to a quintet for the first time since 1980.
The band played live just five times and had this stable line up until the summer of 2023 when Stu Cobley decided to take a step back.
2023-Now
Capital Models continued as a quartet for a couple of months before guitarist John Barclay of Impossible Songs was invited to join the band.
The new quintet continues to play only covers - the 2014 plan of reactivating the original repertoire is yet come to fruition.
EDWARD SPARK MUSIC
Click on the pic to go to Edward Spark's Discography on Bandcamp, where you can stream for free or download on a "name your price" basis.
JAMES JAMIESON MUSIC
Click on the pic to go to James Jamieson's Discography on Bandcamp, where you can stream for free or download on a "name your price" basis.
BAND HISTORIES
David Reilly
(1977-1978) David Reilly
When David first started out, he recorded his song-based albums under his own name before becoming known as Sombre Reptiles in December 1980. He reverted to his own name for subsequent anthologies.
It Can Only Get Better (1978), contains David's first attempts at song-writing. Long since deleted, the opening instrumental track "First Declension" appears on the "Anthology 1977-2001" 2CD set and was also reworked 25 years after the initial September 1977 recording for "Ampersand" in 2002.
Discography
1977
It Can Only Get Better
1978
Requiem For A TV Game
The Hero's Quest
And The World Turns On
Cheap Flights To Anywhere
Reporting To Remote Control
2001
Anthology 1977-1981
Anthology 1982-1986
Anthology 1987-1991
Anthology 1992-1996
Anthology 1997-2001
Anthology 1977-2001(5CD)
Anthology 1977-2001 (2CD)
2008
Anthology 1977-2007 Vols 1-10
2017
Rubinmusik 1977-2017 (40 Year Solo & Collaborational Anthology)
DDHR
(1977 - 1981) David Reilly
Between September 1977 and 1981, David recorded a number of experimental electronic instrumental albums under the pseudonym DDHR.
"The Drone Effect"'s title track consisted of one note played for 30 minutes with varying changes in frequency. It was often used to send people off to sleep at 4 in the morning at parties.
As the title suggests, "Munchen Musik" was recorded in Munich and, like AMF (also recorded in Germany but this time near Kassel) it's mainly piano based.
Extracts from "The Drone Effect" and "AMF" appear on the "Anthology" 2CD set.
Discography
1978
The Drone Effect
Android Jam (w/The Noise)
Landscapes
1979
Munchen Musik
Basso Profundo
1980
Running Away
Twelve
Deceptive Conception
AMF
1981
Treatment and Design
1984
Possibility Soundtracks Vol 2
Heartband
(1978) David Reilly/Dennis "Dood" Hamilton/Fred Hessler
David was heavily influenced by his best schoolfriend at the time, Dood Hamilton. Dood started writing his own country tinged songs around 1975/6 influenced by the Eagles and Neil Young. Heartband had no drummer just Dood and Fred on acoustics and David on very basic bass. But David did occasionally use knitting needles and Tupperware boxes as percussion. Stand outs were early covers of Young's "Like A Hurricane" and Jonathon Richman's "Egyptian Reggae". Much of the material was
recorded with one microphone in Dood's mum's front room.
Discography
1978
Heartband
Heartband Live
Berlin
(1978) David Reilly/Dennis Gurr/Desmond Gurr
In the summer of 1978, David joined up with the Gurr brothers to form a guitar, bass and drums trio playing mostly David's compositions. The band would play on occasional Sunday afternoons at a Mental Institution near Edinburgh much to the delight of the patients.
Discography
1978
Berlin
Berlin Live
Rough Cut
(1978-1979) David Reilly/Dennis Gurr/Dennis Hamilton/Desmond Gurr
This was Berlin with an extra guitarist as David brought Dood in. The band played around the Edinburgh area and the setlists now included some of Dood's songs along with a memorable version of Hawkwind's "Silver Machine".
The group would rehearse at a local Church Hall every Sunday. The "Sven Diamond" album was recorded direct to cassette during these rehearsals. The Cross Keys set was played to a packed audience in Dalkeith and was Dood's last gig with the band. Essentially an audience recording bootleg.
Discography
1978
Sven Diamond
1979
Cross Keys Live
Rough Takes
Kicks
(1979) David Reilly/Dennis Gurr/Angus Bolton/Desmond Gurr
With the departure of Dennis Hamilton, guitarist Gus Bolton was recruited and the band took on a harder sound. Gus was a veteran of local punk band The Noise. The songs became shorter, louder and faster.
"Around The Sound" (1979) was recorded during rehearsal sessions, this album captured Spring 1979 perfectly.
Discography
1979
Around The Sound
Capital Models
(1979-1980 / 2011-2014 / 2017 - Now) David Reilly/Ann Park/Jim Park/Angus Bolton/Eric Merrill/Jamie Frain/Keith Apter/Nicky Hind/Andy Wilson/John Weitzen/Stuart Cobley/Paul Reynolds
Kicks split up at the start of the summer of 1979 and David formed a new trio with college friend Ann Park on electric violin and her brother Jim on drums.
After a couple of rehearsals, David went to Munich for the summer. On his return he formed a new trio with Gus Bolton and another ex-Noise member, Eric Merrill.
After getting a set of new songs together, David re-recruited Jim Park on drums.
To allow him to concentrate on vocals, Jim's friend Jamie Frain was brought in on bass.
The band took its name form a shop in Edinburgh's Royal Mile and started gigging in January 1980. By March however, Jim and Eric had left and been replaced by Keith Apter and Nicky Hind respectively.
In May 1980, David added synth to the musical line-up and Nicky left leaving a four piece.
The quartet gigged around Scotland until August when David left to live near Kassel, Germany for a year. Gus and Jamie were joined from Pure Bears by singer Kenny McLeod and drummer Donald Mitchell to form Ritual Dance.
"The Sweet Thrill.." was recorded on to two track reel to reel at Eric's house in January 1980 after the initial five-piece had played just one gig.
"Breaking Silence" was a 6 song EP recorded in May 1980 by the second quintet line-up while "Maskless" was a collection of rehearsal and live recordings showcasing the final quartet.
The Anthology was put together in 2002 for Jamie's 40th birthday and contains every song the Models ever played apart from their cover of the Who's "Substitute" which was never recorded.
In early 2011, the final quartet reformed, with the possibility of playing live dates and writing new material. They were subsequently joined by Jim Park.
In 2012, David, Jamie and Keith performed live again as Capital Models, performing their take on a wide range of cover versions and introducing the annual Capital Models Xmas Covers night.
In 2013, the second annual Capital Models Xmas Covers gig took place in December.
In 2014, the Capital Models Easter Extravaganza was planned for April - David's nephew Andy Wilson joined on keyboards and the group was set to perform some of the original repertoire live for the first time in almost 35 years. This was cancelled due to the tragic and untimely death of Jamie Frain on 21 March 2014...
In December that year, David, Keith and Andy performed three extensive covers sets at a charity gig held in Jamie's memory...
After that, Andy moved to England and Keith took a step back, leaving David as the sole remaining member for over two years...
In 2017, David started working again with Keith, who had now move to bass and them , independently with drummer John Weitzen. In late 2017 they became a new trio version of the band...
In early 2018 they were joined by Creek's Stuart Cobley, with whom David had been rehearsing alongside the trio...
In the summer of 2018, keyboardist Paul Reynolds (ex Pure Bears) joined to bring the band up to a quintet for the first time since 1980...
The band has had this stable line up since then and gigs intermittently though only plays covers - the 2014 plan of reactivating the original repertoire has not yet come to fruition...
In 2023, their 1980 recordings "The Sweet Thrill of Industry", "Breaking Silence" and "Maskless" were re-released on Bandcamp, along with a newly discovered recording of the final performance by the original band, in August 1980...
Discography
1979
Early Tapes
1980
Live Vol 1
The Sweet Thrill Of Industry
Live Vol 2
Breaking Silence
Live Vol 3
Maskless
2002
Anthology
2023
The Sweet Thrill Of Industry (Re-release)
Breaking Silence (Re-release)
Live at the Festival (August 1980)
Maskless (Re-release)
Anthology (Re-release)
Sombre Reptiles
(1980-1996) David Reilly
Whilst living in Germany David decided to give himself a "band" persona and, from a shortlist of Brian Eno song titles, the name Sombre Reptiles was chosen.
In all, David released 35 albums under this name from Love/War/Travel/Etc in December 1980 to Starcrossfix in December 1995 before becoming the Cloudland Blue Quartet in the summer of 1996. Albums were recorded using multitracking and programing with backing tapes being used for sporadic live dates.
Discography
1980
Love War Travel Etc
1981
The Value Of Games
Pictures From A Magazine
For You
1982
The Second Set
The White White Black
Palace Of Truth
Paraphernalia (Collection)
River In August
A Kiss and A Smile
1983
Souvenirs Of Pop (Covers)
World Of Fire
State Of The Art I & II (Live)
French Leave
1984
Terra Nostra
King's Ransom (Collection)
Music Is Lethal (Covers)
1985
A Study Of Events (Re-Recordings)
1986
Poppies
The Poppy Party (Live)
The Poppies Remix (Rework)
1987
Smalltalk
1988
Birmingham (Live)
Heavenview
1989
1980 - 1989 (Re-Recordings)
1990
Crispysnatch
1991
Liverysilver
1992
Angelspeech
1993
Songs Of Sombre Reptiles 1 (Re-Recordings)
Galleryshard
Songs Of Sombre Reptiles 2 (Re-Recordings)
1994
Kernelcrux
Songs Of Sombre Reptiles 3 (Re-Recordings)
1995
Bitter Sweet Covers (Covers)
Starcrossfix
Flirten ist ja leicht (Flirting is Easy)
(1980) David Reilly/Edith Baesse/Carsten Tampe/Diedriech Rudolf
Notwithstanding the Sombre Reptiles moniker, David formed a "real" band while living in Germany in 1981.
Taking their name from a magazine headline, Edith Baesse (now a radio DJ in Munich) was the lead singer, Carsten Tampe played guitar and Didi Rudolf featured on bass while David played drums. The material performed was taken from the first two Sombre Reptiles albums, Love/War/Travel/Etc and The Value of Games
Discography
1981
Flirting is Easy
Social Cue
(1981) David Reilly/Jim Park/Anne Fowler/+2
On returning to Edinburgh in the late summer of 1981, David pulled together a five piece line up including girlfriend Anne Fowler on synths and Capital Models' original drummer Jim Park. David played bass and two other members on guitar and saxophone respectively completed the line up (their names are lost to antiquity...). The band never gigged but produced enough material for one album including versions of songs from Sombre Reptiles' Pictures From A Magazine album. Songs written with this line up also appeared on Sombre Reptiles last 1981 album, For You.
Discography
1981
Social Cue
Iceberg
(1981-1982) David Reilly/Anne Fowler/Jeff Foster
After Social Cue came to nothing, David andd Anne teamed up with drummer Jeff Foster in a band that sound a little like New Orde. However, David was unwilling to accomodate Jeff's love of reggae style drumming and the trio split amicably.
Discography
1982
Iceberg
Last Uprising
(1981-1982) David Reilly/Andy Learmonth/Jeff Foster
In the winter of 1981/82, David joined punk band Last Uprising to play keyboards on their live dates.
Discography
No recordings of the band exist in David's archive.
DDHR & Keith Apter
(1982) David Reilly/Keith Apter
David got together again with second Capital Models drummer, Keith Apter in the Spring of 1982 and they recorded one album of persussion and synth music which was received rather well in David's adopted home from home, Germany.
Discography
1982
Possibility Soundtracks
Disco Complex
(1982-1983) David Reilly/Alan Brodie/George Coleman/Anne Reilly/Keith Apter/Kenny MacLeod
Originally a four piece featuring David, old schoolfriend Alan Brodie and wife Anne Reilly (nee Fowler) on keyboards and ex-Pure Bears bassist, George Coleman, Disco Complex was formed to peform a one-off gig of cover versions of songs by the likes of David Essex, Gary Glitter, David Bowie, Iggy Pop, Magazine and Roxy Music. The band stayed together however writing their own material (some of which appeared also on Sombre Reptiles' A Kiss and a Smile). Keith Apter joined on percussion with ex-Ritual Dance and Pure Bears singer Kenny McLeod added on guitar and joint lead vocals. The band eventually drifted apart in the summer of 1983.
Discography
1982
Live
Funtime
Thin Ice
1983
Colonnades
Last
Love Parade
(1983-1985) David Reilly/Alan Brodie
Around the time Disco Complex split up, David was performing gigs in Edinburgh as Sombre Reptiles using backing tapes. Alan Brodie joined him onstage briefly at one performance and the two decided to form a pop duo writing, recording and performing together from September '83 for a year. After a short break they reconvened to write the difficult second album but to no avail. The duo recorded one more album of ambient music in early 1986 before changing their name to Boom!
Discography
1984
Half The Civilised World
Live at la Sorbonne
1986
Six Pieces
Charnelhouse
(1984) David Reilly/Malcolm Logan/Davy Weddell
David had known Malcolm Logan for a number of years, regularly contributing exclusive tracks to Malcolm's cassette fanzine The Plateaux Phase and recording Malcolm's band, Acoustic Youth. The two got together to write and record an album under the name Charnelhouse with Josef K bassist Davy Weddell.
Discography
1986
Charnelhouse
Dancers Of San Martino
(1984-1987) David Reilly/Alan Brodie/Stewart Robinson/Bobby Gillies
David formed The Dancers of San Martino with Stewart Robinson (aka Peri Urban) and brought Alan Brodie into the band along with some of the aborted Love Parade material. Meanwhile, Stewart brought in Bob Gillies from their previous band M.A.O...
Discography
1984
Tape Loops
1985
Phase Two
The Dancers Of San Martino 1915
Adagio
1986
Phase V
1987
The Dancers Of San Martino 1987
Boom!
(1986-1998) David Reilly/Alan Brodie
Discography
1994
Music For Zoobabaloo
1998
Pop Culture
The Heavenly Music Corporation
(1986-1995) David Reilly
Discography
1986
Variations
1989
Clear Cold Morning
The Squirrel Cage
Heavenview II
1993
Cloudland Blue
1994
Taormina
Windfall Star
1995
Room A201
The Moveable Sky
Call Me Clive
(1986-1991) David Reilly/Malcolm Logan/Steven Moffat/Phil Green/Nick Aldridge/Charlie Dootson
Discography
1987
Studio & Live Vol 1
1988
Studio & Live Vol 2
Scottish Tour
Studio & Live Vol 3
1989
Moray House Live
Calton Studios Live
1991
The Bastards Didn't Deserve Us (Collection)
Crazy Wisdom
(1992-1998) David Reilly/Malcolm Logan/Alan Brodie/Charlie Dootson/Steven Moffat/Gerry Fleming
Discography
1994
A Death Junkie's Last Peep Show
1998
We Live The Foreigner's Life
2002
The Reptile Tapes (4CD Collection)
Cloudland Blue Quartet
(1996-Present) David Reilly
Discography
1996
Events One and Two
Events Three and Four
Live Overview 90-96
1997
Gold Leaf Deep Red
Flitterkram! Fripp & Eno
Over The Blue And Gold
Bolivia April Three
Fierce Cascade
Frozen Architecture
Jaffa Cake April Tutu (Live)
Songs Of Sombre Reptiles 4 (Re-Recordings)
Callingstill Trilogy
1998
April To Wait A Tick (live)
Grace & Lightness & Slow Motion 93-98 (Collection)
The Respect Of Sheer Inertia 90-98 (Collection)
A Nice Job Small Town - Songs 86-98 (Collection)
Semi Automatic
1999
Betonmusik
Reinhardt Richter Rosenquist
Doveloveshawk
2000
After A While - Unplugged 2000 (Live)
20/20 Vision-1977-2000 (Collection)
Overload (Collection)
Songs & Soundscapes 1986-2000 (Collection)
2001
Twenty Twenty Vision EP
2002
Ampersand
2003
A Nice Job In A Small Town (Collection)
A Nice Job In A Small Town EP
Lovedrunk EP
I Re-Arranged The House EP
Everything You've Ever Wanted EP
What On Earth Have We Done EP
File Under Electronica
Ten Twelve Seventeen EP
The Time Of Our Lives EP
Skylines Full Of Cranes EP
Another Happy Day EP
One More Chance EP
Souvenir I (Collection)
Here He Comes EP
Souvenir II (Collection)
Anotherhappyday
Decade 1993-2002 (Collection)
SANDS EP
Still We Doubt You EP
Souvenir III : 25 Yrs in 63 Mins Unplugged (Live)
2004
Songs Of the Sombre Reptiles V (Collection)
04 04 04
Souvenir IV : Open House Medley EP (Re-Recordings)
Souvenir V : EdRush Set EP (Re-Recordings)
Souvenir VI : Songs Soundscapes Electronica (Collection)
Souvenir VII : Recorded Live (Live)
Fifty Five Songs (Vols 1-5) Souvenirs VIII-XII (Collection)
2005
Love and War EP
The Crocodile Song EP
Half A Lifetime Away EP
Very Small EP
The Gardener EP
Anything But Ill EP
Where Are You EP
The End Of Everything EP
Live at the Roxy (w/ James Jamieson) (Live)
Through The Day
Deeperdown
Sospiri
2006
The Acoustic Deeperdown (Remix)
The Acoustic Ersatzreal (Remix)
The Best of CBQ 1996-2006 (Collection)
2007
Souvenir XIII : 01 03 07 EP
Virginia Man EP (Covers)
Souvenir XIV : 09 06 07 EP (Live)
Souvenir XV : 29 07 07 EP (Live)
Ersatzreal
2008
Souvenir XVI : Ersatzreal Live (Live)
Ersatzreal Companion EP #1
Ersatzreal Companion EP #2
Ersatzreal Companion EP #3
2009
Soundingfall
Souvenir XVII: Acoustic Soundingfall (Remix)
2010
Splinterheart
Souvenir XVIII : Splinterheart Live (Live)
2011
Aftersilence : Retrospective 1996-2011 (Songs) (Collection)
Aftersilence : Retrospective 1996-2011 (Soundscapes) (Collection)
The Vendôme EP
2012
Starlightnight
2013
Riverleaves
2014
Morphinecodex
2015
The Leonard Cohen EP (Covers)
The Dakota Starman EP (Covers)
2016
Four Last Things
2017
Disquietmusik
2018
Disquietmusik II
2019
4th May, 2019
Disquietmusik III
2020
4th May, 2020
Satie
Cage
Beethoven
Disquietsongs
Disquietmusik IV
The Surrender of Barcelona (1934-1937) (EP)
Twentytwenty (Collection)
2021
Elements
Schoenberg Webern Berg
Dissolution
Sparklemusik
Silversongs 1996-2021 (Remakes)
Silversounds 1996-2021 (Remixes)
Haydn
Underground Like Doug McClure (EP)
Fallingsky
Coldclear
Variation on Brian Eno's "Thursday Afternoon"
Variation on Brian Eno's "Music For Airports"
Disquietmusik V
Twentytwentyone : The Originals (Collection)
Twentytwentyone (Collection)
2022
Variations on Lou Reed's "Metal Machine Music" Vol I
The Uncertainty Touch
Dissolution II
Variations on Lou Reed's "Metal Machine Music" Vol II
Flight665
Wagner
Variations on Lou Reed's "Metal Machine Music" Vol III
387
Gewitter
Variations on Lou Reed's "Metal Machine Music" Vol IV
Disquietmusik VI
Twentytwentytwo: The Originals (Collection)
Twentytwentytwo (Collection)
2023
Fallentime (w/Edward Spark)
Saturn Sleet Rise Effect
Dissolution III
GLAM! (Covers)
Bartok
The Neu! Variations
Auden
Departure (w/Joe Higham)
Brahms
Variations on Pink Floyd's "The Dark Side of the Moon"
Live Suite 2023/24
Disquietmusik VII
Cloudland Blue Quartet & Peri Urban
(1996-1999) David Reilly/Stewart Robinson
Discography
1996
29.V.96 & 6.VI.96
1997
29.V.97 4.VI.97 12.VI.97
1998
VII.98 VIII.98 X.98 XI.98
1999
Strata 1-7 (Remix)
6.II.99 & 6.XI.99
Creek
(1997-Present) David Reilly/Craig Sutherland/Alan Brodie/Stuart Cobley
Discography
1997
An Acre Of Dreamy Vol 1
Juneberries
An Acre Of Dreamy Vol 2
An Acre Of Dreamy Vol 3
An Acre Of Dreamy Vol 4
Octoberberries
1998
An Acre Of Dreamy Vol 5
An Acre Of Dreamy Vol 6
An Acre Of Dreamy Vol 7
An Acre Of Dreamy Vol 8
1999
About Death Basically
2004
Somewhere Between
2007
1.0.0 (4CD 1997-2005) (Collection)
2022
Fake Leopard Coat
Creek I (1997-06-01)
Creek II (1997-06-08)
Creek III (1997-06-16)
Creek IV (1997-07-01)
Creek V (1997-07-10)
Creek VI (1997-07-17)
Creek VII (1997-07-28)
Creek VIII (1997-10-09)
Creek IX (1997-10-19)
2023
Creek X (1997-11-13)
Creek XI (1998-02-02)
Creek XII (1998-02-10)
Creek XIII (1998-02-17)
Creek XIV (1998-02-24)
Creek XV (1998-03-03)
Creek XVI (1998-03-10)
UPCOMING LIVE DATES
46 years after creating his first soundscape, "The Drone Effect" back in December 1977, Cloudland Blue Quartet has finally made the first of two live soundscape performances...
Still to come is Newcastle in January 2024, where CBQ will headline TQLive...
Thursday 18 January
TQLive
The Globe
11 Railway Street
Newcastle
NE4 7AD
Doors at 7pm
On 4th November 2023, preceded by a 40 minute improv, the new CBQ album "Live Suite 2023/24" was performed live in its entirety instore at FOPP, 42 Shandwick Place, Edinburgh, EH2 4RT...
The suite, released on Bandcamp on 3 November 2023, available here, is 40 minutes long and contains elements of these 27 CBQ albums, recorded between 2016 and 2023, a couple of which are still to be released, plus a few other items for good measure...
The download contains a further five and a half hours of related material...
In addition, Capital Models, will perform two hours of material from the back catalogues of David Bowie, Lou Reed & The Velvet Underground, Bryan Ferry & Roxy Music and Brian Eno in early 2024
Grey Horse Inn
20 Main St
Balerno
EH14 7EH
Date : TBC
Tracks from these albums are in rehearsal...
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