"Above As Below" by Cult With No Name is reviewed in LIfe As A Catwalk blog

Kirsty Allison has a few fine words for Cult With No Name's new release "Above As Below".

Check out her blog page Life is a catwalk to read the entire article.

London Unsigned Music interviews Cult With No Name

London Unsigned Music interviews Jon Boux and Erik Stein from Cult With No Name

Their new release "Above As Below" is already getting attention both in the US and overseas.

Direct Current posts about Cult With No Name's New Release

Direct Current posts about "Above As Below", Cult With No Name's newest release.

We like the description in the first line: ..."moody, sweeping, electronic elegance..." and other comments "like a goth version of The Blue Nile".

Featured tracks are:
  "Raise a Glass"

"Hope Is Existence"

17 Pygmies get airplay on Captain SIB's Psychedelic Freakout

Captain SIB plays a tune from "CIII: Even Celestina Gets The Blues" (the new release by 17 Pygmies) on his radio show Psychedelic Freakout - Chapter 20

Track:
Celestina XXVIII (Celestina and Dr. V) - the song is about the 'interface' Celestina questioning Dr. V about the concept of 'sorrow'. 

Creative Spotlights interviews Cult With No Name

Creative Spotlights interviews Cult With No Name, providing a fresh glimpse into the artistry of Jon Boux and Erik Stein.

CELESTINA XXVIII VIDEO

Jackson Del Rey of 17 Pygmies puts together this video "Celestina XXVIII (Celestina and Dr. V)" from "CIII: Even Celestina Gets The Blues"

The 'interface' Celestina questions Dr. Velasquez about the concept of 'sorrow'.

Rocktologist posts about new 17 Pygmies release

The Rocktologist, an online music magazine posts about 17 Pygmies' new release CIII: Even Celestina Gets The Blues (A Tale of Love and Quantum Physics).

DJ Readman interviews Cult With No Name

On February 9th DJ Readman will interview Jon and Erik from Cult With No Name

Cult With No Name Featured in "Hugo" article

Cult With No Name's film score for the short film "Le Melomane" by Georges Melies is posted in an article "10 Classic Films You Must Watch before seeing Scorcese's "Hugo"

Trakwerx releases 2 new projects

Trakwerx releases "Above As Below" by Cult With No Name, a stunning collection of songs with several guest artist appearances: Kelli Ali (Sneaker Pimps), Luc van Lieshout and Bruce Geduldig (Tuxedomoon), John Ellis (Stranglers, Peter Gabriel, Peter Hammill), and Meg Maryatt (17 Pygmies). Packaged in a deluxe fold-out letter-pressed sleeve, designed by world-renowned graphic designer Jonathan Barnbrook (David Bowie and Damien Hirst), Above as Below not only represents the pinnacle of CWNN’s achievements, but stands alone as an innovative, addictive and enduring song-cycle.

"CIII: Even Celestina Gets The Blues (A Tale of Love and Quantum Physics)" by 17 Pygmies completes the triptych of the "Celestina" saga. Musically, CIII is reminiscent of Celestina and CII: Second Son, but is also a departure into additional genres of music and theory, including classical, progressive rock and blues, and influenced by artists such as Ennio Morricone, Kraftwerk, Greg Lake, Howlin' Wolf and Tangerine Dream. 17 Pygmies invited additional artists to join them such as Bob Mora (bass), Lea Reis (vocals), Claire Chenette (oboe), Larissa Fedoryka (cello) and Heather Lockie (viola).

Downloads will be available by January 4 on CD Baby and physical discs will be available by the third week of January.