Pat Thomas, Chris Sharkey, Luke Reddin-Williams

One of the most exhilarating shows he’d ever done, guitarist Chris Sharkey came away from his performance at the Fusebox in Leeds feeling alive. Just a few days before the world would slow, and two weeks before life in London would stop, keyboardist and 577 mainstay Pat Thomas, drummer Luke Reddin-Williams and Sharkey would go on stage to play for the first time together, having discussed and planned nothing. The improvisation, a gamble, worked. Recorded in one 50-minute track, one album, the project is dynamic and experimental—a thrilling exercise in communicating. What happens when three musicians go in without a plan? They give us Delirium Atom Paths.