Label: Jazzanova Compost Records (JCR)
Country: UK

Though many in the jazzy drum'n'bass movement have little understanding of the music they're often sampling, the duo Underwolves are long-time jazz listeners (and record dealers). Ned and Stretch, both from England's Home Counties, came together through a trip-hop band in which Ned appeared and for which Stretch engineered. Both were interested in drum'n'bass (Stretch was a promoter of various club nights around London), and the two began recording together as Underwolves. After releasing a single for the Filter subsidiary of Dorado, they began recording for Creative Wax Records -- co-run by Ned himself -- and issued "Crossing" and "The Redeemer" during 1996-97.

The Underwolves include:

Madeleine Edgehill, Jeb Joy Nicholas (vocals)
Andrew Smith (acoustic guitar)
Professor Stretch (keyboards, programming)
Andy Hamill (bass)
Velroy Bailey (drums)
Additional personnel includes: The Bombay Philharmonic Orchestra.

Tracklisting:

1.Stay A While
2.Unexpected Days
3.Prema Redentor
4.Thin
5.Shaken
6.Lay Down
7.So Blue It's Black
8.Under Your Sky
9.68 Moves
10.Comin Home
11.Bird Song
12.In Between