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Code Indigo is one of those hard to categorise progressive rock bands whose music and concept style albums cross genres and appeal to a wide range of audiences. With strong, original melodic compositions, an imaginative combination of keyboards, guitar, samples and rhythms plus a good helping of atmosphere, experimental, ambient and down tempo chill out influences, their music compares to that of a Blade Runner style soundtrack, Art of Noise, Enigma and instrumental Pink Floyd.
The band was founded in 1995 by David Wright and Robert Fox and has undergone various changes in personnel over the years. The current line up is David Wright and Neil Fellowes on keyboards, Dave (DJ) Barefield (lead guitar), Dave Massey (rhythm, sequencing and bass programming) and Nigel Turner-Heffer on keyboards, bass and rhythm guitar.
‘Take the Money and Run’ is the band’s farewell album, with co-founders David Wright and Robert Fox reunited for the project. The album reflects the history of this enigmatic band with a clever choice of songs, old and new, that also feature many of the band’s recent musicians presented with a 16 page booklet containing various line-up pics and notes on the project by David Wright.
The CD contains two expertly crafted remixes from ‘TimeCode’: the pulsating ‘Eden to Corruption’ and a stripped bare ‘Call of the Earth’. ‘Return to Gaia’ is a new version of a track previously only available on a limited edition European compilation. ‘Ashes and Snow’ is a brand new piece which was unable to be included on’ MELTdown’. ‘A Question of Answers’ sees Wright and Fox joined by vocalist Carys to revisit and re-record in the studio a beautiful piece previously only available on the Derby Cathedral CD. This piece, the artists agree, best sums up Code Indigo. The final 30 minute epic is a live track from 2007 featuring 6 interlinked pieces from ‘For Whom the Bell’, ‘Uforia’, ‘TimeCode’ and ‘Chill’.