Live at The Music Gallery explained

Live At The Music Gallery
Type:	live
Artist:	The Flowers of Hell
Cover:	Flowers_Of_Hell-Live_At_The_Music_Gallery.jpg
Genre:	Post-rock, Shoegaze, Avant-garde
Length:	45:54
Label:	Spectralite Music
Producer:	Peter J. Moore, Perren Baker, Greg Jarvis
Year:	2010

Live At The Music Gallery is a live album and concert film which captures the launch show for Flowers Of Hell’s Come Hell Or High Water LP. It was initially released as a DVD package with the group’s 2010 album, “O”.

Critical reception

Drowned in Sound music critic Dom Gourlay declared it “a startling document of a unique ensemble at its most potently creative, with ne'er a bum note or false start in sight.”^[1]

Credits

Producer & Director - Greg Jarvis
Editor - Ian Jarvis
Camera - Avery Strok and Graeme Phillips
Audio Recording - Perren Baker
Audio Mixing & Mastering - Peter J. Moore
Baritone Saxophone - Regis Pomes
Cello - Jennifer Moersch
Double Bass - Hollie Stevenett
Drums & Tympanis - Ami Spears, Linda Noelle Bush
Electric Bass - Ronnie Morris
Flute - Brian Taylor
Guitar - Greg Jarvis, Jeremiah Knight
Piano - Greg Jarvis
Trumpet - Ira Zingraff
Violin - Laura C. Bates, Tanya Charles

Notes and References

Web site: Gourlay . Dom . The Flowers Of Hell - O . . May 30, 2014 . December 8, 2015 . https://web.archive.org/web/20151208115610/http://drownedinsound.com/releases/15801/reviews/4141474 . dead .