Cult With No Name join Olympus Music Partners

July 2012

‘Post-punk electronic balladeers’ Cult With No Name, comprise the East London duo of Erik Stein and Jon Boux. Having been the first international signing to L.A. label Trakwerx in 2007 (founded by Jackson Del Rey of Californian punk legends Savage Republic), Cult With No Name released their fifth album, ‘Above as Below’ this year. Undoubtedly strongest album to date, ‘Above as Below’ has an illustrious supporting cast, including extensive contributions from Kelli Ali (Sneaker Pimps), John Ellis (Stranglers, Peter Gabriel, Peter Hammill), Luc van Lieshout and Bruce Geduldig (Tuxedomoon), and Meg Maryatt (17 Pygmies). It’s also packaged in a fold-out sleeve, designed by world-renowned graphic designer Jonathan Barnbrook (David Bowie and Damien Hirst). The duo are no strangers to technology in music creation, and so when Olympus launched its LS Range of music recorders, the boys helped to put it to the test. Essentially a mobile sound studio, the LS products record 24bit / 96kHz PCM audio (better than CD quality) making them the ideal companion for musicians. Pocket sized, the range includes the LS-20 which also films HD movies plus the new LS-100 which also works as a multi track. Directed by John Leigh (aka ‘Karborn’), Cult With No Name produced their latest music video using only the HD audio and HD film capabilities of the LS-20. The video is now launched and is available to view via You Tube Cult With No Name are the latest of many talented musicians to be chosen by Olympus to test the LS products to create a series of unique music videos. Simply search ‘Olympus LS-20M Presents’ on You Tube to view the current collection or to share your music with Olympus simply email music@olympus.co.uk For information on Cult With No Name visit www.cultwithnoname.com