Brits Portico Quartet always had very special place on British nu jazz scene since they arrived more than a decade ago. Among very firsts in a genre their sound was closer to Brian Eno ambient than melodic chamber jazz/songs-oriented soft fusion of their scene's colleagues. But even more important - their ambient-jazz was very organic thanks to the use of exotic "hang"(form of steel-pan) instead of modern electronics of more club-oriented bands.

They received an early fame and some decline, changes in line-up and hardly successful flirting with vocal-based pop. With Memory Streams they return back to basis and it's their true return to form of sort.

TRACKS:

• SIDE A
• A1. With, Beside, Against
• A2. Signals In The Dusk
• A3. Gradient
• A4. Ways Of Seeing
• A5. Memory Palace

• SIDE B
• B1. Offset
• B2. Dissident Gardens
• B3. Double Helix
• B4. Immediately Visible