MUSIC FOR THE MOVING IMAGE
Noise in Your Eye form a cross-platform group generating
diverse work in the field of Music,
Film Score & Contemporary Art.
NEWS
FEATURING:
Nick Mason – Drums (Pink Floyd, Nick Mason's Saucerful of Secrets)
Ian Matthews – Drums (Kasabian)
Cathy Thompson - Violin (Michael Nyman, Peter Gabriel, Nick Cave)
Caroline Dale – Cello (Principal ECO, Peter Gabriel, Plant & Page)
Brandon Allen - Tenor Sax (Soweto Kinch, Guy Barker, Eric Clapton)
John Baggott - Keyboards (Robert Plant, Portishead, MassiveAttack)
Arnie Somogyi – Double Bass (Amy Winehouse, Charlie Watts)
Flash George P Gordon – Electric Bass (Lee Scratch Perry)
Nicki Wells – Vocals (Nitin Sawhney, Anoushka Shankar)
Martin Badder - Keyboards (UK DJ & Producer)
ALSO AVAILABLE:
The eponymous debut album
out now on NIYE Records CD/DL
Noise in Your Eye have won Best International Composer Award at Cannes 7th Art Awards (2022) for their Censure Soundtrack.
AD & Dan would like to send out a huge thank you to our collaborators, Cathy Thompson, Caroline Dale, Ian Matthews, and Nick Mason who are a big part of the Censure soundtrack and also a huge thanks to Director Richard Bazley.
We are extremely grateful for the positive reactions to the 'Music from Censure' soundtrack and to all the inspiring people who made this film happen!
MUSIC FROM CENSURE
ft. Caroline Dale - Cello, Cathy Thompson - Violin/Viola,
Ian Matthews - Drums, Nick Mason - Drums.
Strings Arranged by Julian Kershaw.
OUT NOW ON ALL PLATFORMS
on NIYE Records
New music coming soon,
recorded at RealWorld Studios & The Lightship, London.
The Permanence of Colour Sessions will be released on
NIYE Records 2023
Adrian Chivers & Daniel Pennie Winners at Cannes!
ALBUM SHOWREEL:
What the music-press are saying...
“This is ace fever-dream, atmos-improv music from Adrian Chivers & Daniel Pennie. You should have this in your life...” (Sid Smith 2020)
"There is not a duff track on this album. There is not a moment or a sound wasted. There is not an effect or interjection that isn’t perfect. This is one hell of a debut release." (Duncan Heining, London Jazz News 2020)
“…this is a dazzling, inspired album that reveals its subtle details over repeated plays."
(Mike Barnes, Prog June 2020 Issue)
“It's just brilliant. The sound, the writing, the playing, the mixing are all sublime. Bravo to all involved. I'll be very surprised if I hear anything better this year.”(Paul Schütze 2020)
"Chivers and Pennie have made an album where every sound seems just right." (Duncan Heining, London Jazz News 2020)
“Incredibly exciting and, in places, profoundly moving, this is a contender for album of the year.” (Sid Smith 2020)
“…there’s something about its shape and feel, with themes and motifs that accrete then dissolve almost organically, that recalls electric Miles Davis.” (Mike Barnes, Prog June 2020 Issue)
"The key to Chivers and Pennie’s approach lies in a love of film. This is music for the un-made films that run through the minds of its creators." (Duncan Heining, London Jazz News 2020)
"…every track offers a singular sound-world that variously touches upon a hushed minimalism, deep rock grooves, cinematic vistas and jazzy abstraction.” (Sid Smith 2020)
"The duo of Daniel Pennie and Adrian Chivers have assembled a very impressive ensemble for their self-titled debut... Noise In Your Eye is rich in cinematic ambience... it’s a choice record for the prog-jazz enthusiast and a worthy finale for Keith Tippett." (Gareth Thomas, Jazz Journal Aug 2020 issue)
“…artfully combines elements of contemporary jazz, film-score, electronica and ambient, and features significant contributions from Pink Floyd’s Nick Mason, Michael Giles, Keith Tippett, Caroline Dale, Ian Matthews and others.” (Burning Shed press release 2020)