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Release date: October 27th 2014

Following the instantly sold out release of The Duke St Workshops debut album "Lexicon of Paragon Pines" and the doozy of a 7” that even Clint Mansell liked comes the first widely distributed work from the Dukes. At just under 30 mins, on Cabin 28 the band have refined their signature sounds to a concentrate that just needs hot water adding.

Recorded at ‘Nowhere’, the band's studio in Wigan, Cabin 28 is the soundtrack to a cold case from 1981. The work takes in influences from the dark jazz of Lalo Schifrin to Trans era Neil Young and the bands usual affection for obscure electronic horror scores.

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“They are essential listening – but then if you miss out this time, hang around about 15 years or so and ‘Cabin 28’ will no doubt appear on Trunk records – yeah that good.”
Mark Barton ’The Sunday Experience’

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REVIEWS

"A line from the seventies cosmic music goes right into the eighties synth music (area of Flowmotion and Neumusik) but still sounding very fresh today. Excellent release, sadly one that is way too short! Boohoo." [Vital Weekly]

"The white noise crackle when the white dot fades from the TV. They are essential listening – but then if you miss out this time, hang around about 15 years or so and ‘Cabin 28’ will no doubt appear on Trunk records – yeah that good." [Mark Barton, 'The Sunday Experience']