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===Band formation and the first recordings (2007-2010)===
===Band formation and the first recordings (2007-2010)===
Light Coorporation was formed in 2007 by Mariusz Sobański, a composer and [[record producer]], who specializes in [[progressive rock]], [[jazz fusion|jazz-rock]] and [[experimental rock|avant-garde music]].<ref name="Bogdan interview">{{cite web | url = http://za-progiem.blogspot.com/2012/06/wywiad-rozmowa-z-mariuszem-sobanskim-z.html| title = Interview with Mariusz Sobański on Za Progiem| last = Bogdan| first = Paweł| date = June 29, 2012| accessdate = 2015-03-16}}</ref><ref name="Nowotny RD review">{{cite web | url = http://polish-jazz.blogspot.com/2011/09/light-corporation-rare-dialect-rer.html| title = Light Coorporation "Rare Dialect" review | last = Nowotny| first = Maciej| date = September 27, 2011| accessdate = 2015-03-16}}</ref><ref name="Prog Rock questionnaire">{{cite web | url = http://progrock.org.pl/component/k2/item/9969-mariusz-soba%C5%84ski| title = Mariusz Sobański about himself in Prog Rock questionnaire| last =| first =| date =| accessdate = 2015-03-16}}</ref> That same year, the band independently produced a studio [[extended play|EP]] called ''Back Up Session'' (2007) in preparation for their upcoming concerts in the [[United Kingdom|UK]].<ref name= "LC official site Back Up Session">{{cite web | title = "Light Coorporation Official Site - "Back Up Session""| url = http://artrock.pl/recenzje/52208/light_coorporation_rare_dialect.html| accessdate = 2015-03-16}}</ref> The design was done by Tom Lietzau, who continued to cooperate with the band over the next couple of years.<ref name= "Biuro Wystaw Artystycznych i Uslug Plastycznych w Pile">{{cite web| title = Tomasz Lietzau bio| url = http://bwa.vot.pl/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=305:lietzau-tomasz&catid=16:artyci&Itemid=11| accessdate = 2015-03-16}}</ref> The next year saw the release of the first audiovisual publication by Light Coorporation, ''Beyond a Shadow of a Doubt'' (2008). It contained concert multimedia and special features like videotape recordings prepared and set to the band’s music.<ref name= "LC official site Beyond a Shadow of a Doubt">{{cite web | title = "Light Coorporation Official Site - "Beyond a Shadow of a Doubt""| url = http://www.lightcoorporation.com/?light-coorporation-br-beyond-a-shadow-of-a-doubt-br-live,14| accessdate = 2015-03-16}}</ref>
Light Coorporation was formed in 2007 by Mariusz Sobański, a composer and [[record producer]], who specializes in [[progressive rock]], [[jazz fusion|jazz-rock]] and [[experimental rock|avant-garde music]].<ref name="Bogdan interview">{{cite web | url = http://za-progiem.blogspot.com/2012/06/wywiad-rozmowa-z-mariuszem-sobanskim-z.html| title = Interview with Mariusz Sobański on Za Progiem| last = Bogdan| first = Paweł| date = June 29, 2012| accessdate = 2015-03-16}}</ref><ref name="Nowotny RD review">{{cite web | url = http://polish-jazz.blogspot.com/2011/09/light-corporation-rare-dialect-rer.html| title = Light Coorporation "Rare Dialect" review | last = Nowotny| first = Maciej| date = September 27, 2011| accessdate = 2015-03-16}}</ref><ref name="Prog Rock questionnaire">{{cite web | url = http://progrock.org.pl/component/k2/item/9969-mariusz-soba%C5%84ski| title = Mariusz Sobański about himself in Prog Rock questionnaire| last =| first =| date =| accessdate = 2015-03-16}}</ref> That same year, the band independently produced a studio [[extended play|EP]] called ''Back Up Session'' (2007) in preparation for their upcoming concerts in the [[United Kingdom|UK]].<ref name= "LC official site Back Up Session">{{cite web | title = "Light Coorporation Official Site - "Back Up Session""| url = http://artrock.pl/recenzje/52208/light_coorporation_rare_dialect.html| accessdate = 2015-03-16}}</ref> The design was done by Tom Lietzau, who continued to cooperate with the band over the next couple of years.<ref name="Biuro Wystaw Artystycznych i Uslug Plastycznych w Pile">{{cite web|title=Tomasz Lietzau bio |url=http://bwa.vot.pl/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=305:lietzau-tomasz&catid=16:artyci&Itemid=11 |accessdate=2015-03-16 |deadurl=yes |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20140728080806/http://bwa.vot.pl/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=305%3Alietzau-tomasz&catid=16%3Aartyci&Itemid=11 |archivedate=2014-07-28 |df= }}</ref> The next year saw the release of the first audiovisual publication by Light Coorporation, ''Beyond a Shadow of a Doubt'' (2008). It contained concert multimedia and special features like videotape recordings prepared and set to the band’s music.<ref name= "LC official site Beyond a Shadow of a Doubt">{{cite web | title = "Light Coorporation Official Site - "Beyond a Shadow of a Doubt""| url = http://www.lightcoorporation.com/?light-coorporation-br-beyond-a-shadow-of-a-doubt-br-live,14| accessdate = 2015-03-16}}</ref>


===''Rare Dialect'' (2011)===
===''Rare Dialect'' (2011)===
On August 10, 2011, the band presented its debut album, ''Rare Dialect'', to the accolades of music critics in across the world.<ref>Yedema, René. "Light Coorporation ''Rare Dialect'' review". „iO Pages”. April (107)/2012, p. 29. Freek Wolff. ISSN 1385-3589 (in Dutch)</ref><ref>Kurek, Jacek. "Light Coorporation ''Rare Dialect'' review". „Lizard Magazyn”. 1 (6)/2012, p. 52-53. Michał Wilczyński. GAD Records. ISSN 2082-4432 (in Polish)</ref><ref name= "LC official site press 2012">{{cite web | title = Light Coorporation Official Site – press articles| url = http://www.lightcoorporation.com/?press-article,27| accessdate = 2015-03-16}}</ref> Apart from Sobański, musicians featured on the recording were Robert Bielak (violin), Michał Fetler (alto saxophone, baritone saxophone), Miłosz Krauz (drums), Michał Pijewski (tenor saxophone), Tomasz Struk (fretless bass) and Marcin Szczęsny (synthesizer, Rhodes piano).<ref name= "LC official site Rare Dialect">{{cite web | title = Light Coorporation Official Site - "Rare Dialect"| url = http://www.lightcoorporation.com/dialect/en.html| accessdate = 2015-03-16}}</ref>
On August 10, 2011, the band presented its debut album, ''Rare Dialect'', to the accolades of music critics in across the world.<ref>Yedema, René. "Light Coorporation ''Rare Dialect'' review". „iO Pages”. April (107)/2012, p. 29. Freek Wolff. ISSN 1385-3589 (in Dutch)</ref><ref>Kurek, Jacek. "Light Coorporation ''Rare Dialect'' review". „Lizard Magazyn”. 1 (6)/2012, p. 52-53. Michał Wilczyński. GAD Records. ISSN 2082-4432 (in Polish)</ref><ref name= "LC official site press 2012">{{cite web | title = Light Coorporation Official Site – press articles| url = http://www.lightcoorporation.com/?press-article,27| accessdate = 2015-03-16}}</ref> Apart from Sobański, musicians featured on the recording were Robert Bielak (violin), Michał Fetler (alto saxophone, baritone saxophone), Miłosz Krauz (drums), Michał Pijewski (tenor saxophone), Tomasz Struk (fretless bass) and Marcin Szczęsny (synthesizer, Rhodes piano).<ref name="LC official site Rare Dialect">{{cite web|title=Light Coorporation Official Site - "Rare Dialect" |url=http://www.lightcoorporation.com/dialect/en.html |accessdate=2015-03-16 |deadurl=yes |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20130520220635/http://lightcoorporation.com/dialect/en.html |archivedate=2013-05-20 |df= }}</ref>


''Rare Dialect'' was released by the prestigious [[London]] label RēR Megacorp, that is [[Recommended Records]] founded by [[Chris Cutler]] (other artists taken on by RēR include [[Henry Cow]], [[Cassiber]], [[Pere Ubu]], [[The Residents]] and others).<ref name= "RēR Megacorp official site">{{cite web | title = RēR Megacorp Official Site| url = http://www.rermegacorp.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Store_Code=RM| accessdate = 2015-03-16}}</ref> Light Coorporation approached the label through Henryk Palczewski,<ref name="artrock.pl interview">{{cite web | url = http://artrock.pl/wywiady/773/konwersujac_z_alienem_o_i_dialekcie_i_i_nie_tylko_-_wywiad_z_mariuszem_sobanskim_tworca_light_coorporation.html| title = Interview with Mariusz Sobański on ArtRock.pl| last = Niweliński| first = Krzysztof| date = March 3, 2013| accessdate = 2015-03-16}}</ref> owner of an independent Polish distribution and production company "ARS"2.<ref name= "ARS2 official site">{{cite web | title = ARS2 Official Site| url = http://www.ars2.pl/| accessdate = 2015-03-16}}</ref> The cooperation with Recommended Records was a big success for the group. Up till then, the only Polish music group who had recorded an album for Cutler’s label was a band called [[Reportaż]], back in the 80s.<ref name= "Reportaz official site">{{cite web | title = Reportaz Official Site| url = http://www.reportaz.com/pp1/0.php3| accessdate = 2015-03-16}}</ref>
''Rare Dialect'' was released by the prestigious [[London]] label RēR Megacorp, that is [[Recommended Records]] founded by [[Chris Cutler]] (other artists taken on by RēR include [[Henry Cow]], [[Cassiber]], [[Pere Ubu]], [[The Residents]] and others).<ref name= "RēR Megacorp official site">{{cite web | title = RēR Megacorp Official Site| url = http://www.rermegacorp.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Store_Code=RM| accessdate = 2015-03-16}}</ref> Light Coorporation approached the label through Henryk Palczewski,<ref name="artrock.pl interview">{{cite web | url = http://artrock.pl/wywiady/773/konwersujac_z_alienem_o_i_dialekcie_i_i_nie_tylko_-_wywiad_z_mariuszem_sobanskim_tworca_light_coorporation.html| title = Interview with Mariusz Sobański on ArtRock.pl| last = Niweliński| first = Krzysztof| date = March 3, 2013| accessdate = 2015-03-16}}</ref> owner of an independent Polish distribution and production company "ARS"2.<ref name= "ARS2 official site">{{cite web | title = ARS2 Official Site| url = http://www.ars2.pl/| accessdate = 2015-03-16}}</ref> The cooperation with Recommended Records was a big success for the group. Up till then, the only Polish music group who had recorded an album for Cutler’s label was a band called [[Reportaż]], back in the 80s.<ref name= "Reportaz official site">{{cite web | title = Reportaz Official Site| url = http://www.reportaz.com/pp1/0.php3| accessdate = 2015-03-16}}</ref>
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===''Aliens from Planet Earth'' (2012)===
===''Aliens from Planet Earth'' (2012)===
On June 20, 2012, roughly a year after releasing ''Rare Dialect'', Light Coorporation presented their second studio album, ''Aliens from Planet Earth'', also released by Recommended Records. Musicians featured on the album were Mariusz Sobański (electric guitar, baritone cello), Robert Bielak (violin), Miłosz Krauz (drums, percussion instruments), Paweł Rogoża (tenor sax, kaossilator pro, which allows for real-time reworking of instrument sounds), and Krzysztof Waśkiewicz (bass guitar, reel-to-reel tape recorder).<ref name= "LC official site AfPE">{{cite web | title = Light Coorporation Official Site - "Aliens from Planet Earth"| url = http://www.lightcoorporation.com/aliens/index_en.html| accessdate = 2015-03-16}}</ref> Music on the album was recorded in concert held at the [[Konin]] [[water tower]] (CKiS Gallery "Wieża Ciśnień" (Water Tower) in Konin).<ref name="LC official site AfPE"/> The unique venue enabled for the clarity and the open space feel that mark the album pieces. The music itself became more leisurely and improvisational; it eased on its concrete framework and acquired a more picturesque, psychedelic feeling in comparison to the debut album.<ref name="Baruch AfPE review">{{cite web | url = http://polish-jazz.blogspot.com/2012/07/light-coorporation-aliens-from-planet.html| title = Light Coorporation "Aliens from Planet Earth" review| last = Baruch| first = Adam| date = July 8, 2012| accessdate = 2015-03-16}}</ref><ref name="artrock.pl AfPE review">{{cite web | url = http://artrock.pl/recenzje/52344/light_coorporation_aliens_from_planet_earth.html| title = Light Coorporation "Aliens from Planet Earth" review| last = Niweliński| first = Krzysztof| date = March 29, 2013| accessdate = 2015-03-16}}</ref>
On June 20, 2012, roughly a year after releasing ''Rare Dialect'', Light Coorporation presented their second studio album, ''Aliens from Planet Earth'', also released by Recommended Records. Musicians featured on the album were Mariusz Sobański (electric guitar, baritone cello), Robert Bielak (violin), Miłosz Krauz (drums, percussion instruments), Paweł Rogoża (tenor sax, kaossilator pro, which allows for real-time reworking of instrument sounds), and Krzysztof Waśkiewicz (bass guitar, reel-to-reel tape recorder).<ref name="LC official site AfPE">{{cite web|title=Light Coorporation Official Site - "Aliens from Planet Earth" |url=http://www.lightcoorporation.com/aliens/index_en.html |accessdate=2015-03-16 |deadurl=yes |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20130516163844/http://lightcoorporation.com/aliens/index_en.html |archivedate=2013-05-16 |df= }}</ref> Music on the album was recorded in concert held at the [[Konin]] [[water tower]] (CKiS Gallery "Wieża Ciśnień" (Water Tower) in Konin).<ref name="LC official site AfPE"/> The unique venue enabled for the clarity and the open space feel that mark the album pieces. The music itself became more leisurely and improvisational; it eased on its concrete framework and acquired a more picturesque, psychedelic feeling in comparison to the debut album.<ref name="Baruch AfPE review">{{cite web | url = http://polish-jazz.blogspot.com/2012/07/light-coorporation-aliens-from-planet.html| title = Light Coorporation "Aliens from Planet Earth" review| last = Baruch| first = Adam| date = July 8, 2012| accessdate = 2015-03-16}}</ref><ref name="artrock.pl AfPE review">{{cite web | url = http://artrock.pl/recenzje/52344/light_coorporation_aliens_from_planet_earth.html| title = Light Coorporation "Aliens from Planet Earth" review| last = Niweliński| first = Krzysztof| date = March 29, 2013| accessdate = 2015-03-16}}</ref>


The same year, the band released their second audiovisual publication in the [[DVD]] format, also under the title ''Aliens from Planet Earth''.<ref name="artrock.pl AfPE DVD review">{{cite web | url = http://artrock.pl/recenzje/52459/light_coorporation_aliens_from_planet_earth_dvd.html| title = Light Coorporation "Aliens from Planet Earth (DVD)" review| last = Niweliński| first = Krzysztof| date = June 3, 2013| accessdate = 2015-03-16}}</ref> Just like ''Beyond a Shadow of a Doubt'', the DVD showed that Light Coorporation concerts merge music with film projection. Works presented during their concerts remain in the convention of the independent cinema, stylistically approaching [[video art]]; they sometimes mimic black-and-white documentaries. In concert, the visual materials are mixed live; they include fragments of films, vintage videotapes and photographs, all mirroring the contemporary world.<ref name="Concert in Bydgoszcz announcement">{{cite web | title = Concert in Bydgoszcz announcement| url = http://www.mmbydgoszcz.pl/artykul/light-coorporation-zagra-dzis-w-mozgu,3217359,art,t,id,tm.html| accessdate = 2015-03-16}}</ref><ref name="Hudec interview">{{cite web | url = http://www.cliche-brunn.cz/en/blog/light-coorporation-we-want-to-motivate-the-listeners-to-ask-questions| title = Interview with Mariusz Sobański| last = Hudec| first = Marek| date = December 16, 2012| accessdate = 2015-03-16}}</ref> In effect, the visual element enters into dialogue with the music. By using the visual as well as auditory stimuli, and building the atmosphere by guitar riffs and silence, the band encourages listeners to arrive at their own, individual interpretation of the entire performance.<ref name="Light Coorporation monography">{{cite web | title = Light Coorporation monography| url = http://artrock.pl/monografie/765/light_coorporation.html| accessdate = 2015-03-16}}</ref>
The same year, the band released their second audiovisual publication in the [[DVD]] format, also under the title ''Aliens from Planet Earth''.<ref name="artrock.pl AfPE DVD review">{{cite web | url = http://artrock.pl/recenzje/52459/light_coorporation_aliens_from_planet_earth_dvd.html| title = Light Coorporation "Aliens from Planet Earth (DVD)" review| last = Niweliński| first = Krzysztof| date = June 3, 2013| accessdate = 2015-03-16}}</ref> Just like ''Beyond a Shadow of a Doubt'', the DVD showed that Light Coorporation concerts merge music with film projection. Works presented during their concerts remain in the convention of the independent cinema, stylistically approaching [[video art]]; they sometimes mimic black-and-white documentaries. In concert, the visual materials are mixed live; they include fragments of films, vintage videotapes and photographs, all mirroring the contemporary world.<ref name="Concert in Bydgoszcz announcement">{{cite web | title = Concert in Bydgoszcz announcement| url = http://www.mmbydgoszcz.pl/artykul/light-coorporation-zagra-dzis-w-mozgu,3217359,art,t,id,tm.html| accessdate = 2015-03-16}}</ref><ref name="Hudec interview">{{cite web|url=http://www.cliche-brunn.cz/en/blog/light-coorporation-we-want-to-motivate-the-listeners-to-ask-questions |title=Interview with Mariusz Sobański |last=Hudec |first=Marek |date=December 16, 2012 |accessdate=2015-03-16 |deadurl=yes |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20150402112759/http://www.cliche-brunn.cz/en/blog/light-coorporation-we-want-to-motivate-the-listeners-to-ask-questions |archivedate=April 2, 2015 |df= }}</ref> In effect, the visual element enters into dialogue with the music. By using the visual as well as auditory stimuli, and building the atmosphere by guitar riffs and silence, the band encourages listeners to arrive at their own, individual interpretation of the entire performance.<ref name="Light Coorporation monography">{{cite web | title = Light Coorporation monography| url = http://artrock.pl/monografie/765/light_coorporation.html| accessdate = 2015-03-16}}</ref>


===''about'' (2013)===
===''about'' (2013)===

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Light Coorporation
Light Coorporation in 2008
Light Coorporation in 2008
Background information
OriginUK / Poland
Genresjazz-rock, avant-garde rock, progressive rock, psychedelic rock
Years active2007–present
LabelsRecommended Records
Websitewww.lightcoorporation.com

Light Coorporation are an avant-garde and progressive rock band formed in 2007 in Poland. Their influences include jazz, fusion and psychedelic rock. The band’s music also draws heavily from the legacy of the Canterbury scene artists and the Rock in Opposition movement.[1][2][3][4][5][6]

History

Band formation and the first recordings (2007-2010)

Light Coorporation was formed in 2007 by Mariusz Sobański, a composer and record producer, who specializes in progressive rock, jazz-rock and avant-garde music.[7][8][9] That same year, the band independently produced a studio EP called Back Up Session (2007) in preparation for their upcoming concerts in the UK.[10] The design was done by Tom Lietzau, who continued to cooperate with the band over the next couple of years.[11] The next year saw the release of the first audiovisual publication by Light Coorporation, Beyond a Shadow of a Doubt (2008). It contained concert multimedia and special features like videotape recordings prepared and set to the band’s music.[12]

Rare Dialect (2011)

On August 10, 2011, the band presented its debut album, Rare Dialect, to the accolades of music critics in across the world.[13][14][15] Apart from Sobański, musicians featured on the recording were Robert Bielak (violin), Michał Fetler (alto saxophone, baritone saxophone), Miłosz Krauz (drums), Michał Pijewski (tenor saxophone), Tomasz Struk (fretless bass) and Marcin Szczęsny (synthesizer, Rhodes piano).[16]

Rare Dialect was released by the prestigious London label RēR Megacorp, that is Recommended Records founded by Chris Cutler (other artists taken on by RēR include Henry Cow, Cassiber, Pere Ubu, The Residents and others).[17] Light Coorporation approached the label through Henryk Palczewski,[18] owner of an independent Polish distribution and production company "ARS"2.[19] The cooperation with Recommended Records was a big success for the group. Up till then, the only Polish music group who had recorded an album for Cutler’s label was a band called Reportaż, back in the 80s.[20]

Rare Dialect was recorded at Szymon Swoboda’s Vintage Records studio in Porażyn. The band used analog preamplifiers, compressors, amplifiers, and a Studer A807 tape recorder that used to belong to Polskie Radio (Polish Radio).[16] The musicians wanted to achieve the feeling of LPs from the 1960s and 1970s; they wanted the recording to sound authentic and natural. Because of that, they decided not to edit out various little noises, hums, and rattles that occurred unexpectedly during the sessions.[21] This meticulous care for the best possible sound quality would also mark their future albums. The band would continue with their tradition of using older recording equipment, as well.

Aliens from Planet Earth (2012)

On June 20, 2012, roughly a year after releasing Rare Dialect, Light Coorporation presented their second studio album, Aliens from Planet Earth, also released by Recommended Records. Musicians featured on the album were Mariusz Sobański (electric guitar, baritone cello), Robert Bielak (violin), Miłosz Krauz (drums, percussion instruments), Paweł Rogoża (tenor sax, kaossilator pro, which allows for real-time reworking of instrument sounds), and Krzysztof Waśkiewicz (bass guitar, reel-to-reel tape recorder).[22] Music on the album was recorded in concert held at the Konin water tower (CKiS Gallery "Wieża Ciśnień" (Water Tower) in Konin).[22] The unique venue enabled for the clarity and the open space feel that mark the album pieces. The music itself became more leisurely and improvisational; it eased on its concrete framework and acquired a more picturesque, psychedelic feeling in comparison to the debut album.[23][24]

The same year, the band released their second audiovisual publication in the DVD format, also under the title Aliens from Planet Earth.[25] Just like Beyond a Shadow of a Doubt, the DVD showed that Light Coorporation concerts merge music with film projection. Works presented during their concerts remain in the convention of the independent cinema, stylistically approaching video art; they sometimes mimic black-and-white documentaries. In concert, the visual materials are mixed live; they include fragments of films, vintage videotapes and photographs, all mirroring the contemporary world.[26][27] In effect, the visual element enters into dialogue with the music. By using the visual as well as auditory stimuli, and building the atmosphere by guitar riffs and silence, the band encourages listeners to arrive at their own, individual interpretation of the entire performance.[28]

about (2013)

The third studio album by Light Coorporation, entitled about, was released on May 30, 2013.[29] Just as in the case of the two previous albums, its label was once again Recommended Records. This time, as many as twelve artists took part in the recording, which allowed for a greater sound diversification. The band kept the musicians who appeared in the two previous albums, using Sobański (guitars, Rhodes piano), Szczęsny (synthesizer, Rhodes piano), Struk (bass), Rogoża (tenor sax), Pijewski (tenor sax), Krauz (drums), Fetler (baritone sax), and Bielak (violin); apart from them, the musicians in the studio were Kuba Jankowiak (trumpet), Barbara Kucharska (flute), Piotr Oses (double bass), and Daniel Pabierowski (tenor sax). The pieces composed by Sobański were once again written in the spirit of vintage, and the album returned to the concreteness and conciseness of the debut.[30][31] Just like the debut album, about received positive reviews around the world.[15][32][33]

Chapter IV - Before the Murmur of Silence (2014)

On October 6, 2014, Light Coorporation announced that their fourth album will be called Chapter IV - Before the Murmur of Silence. The same year on December 4 the album was released (like the three previous ones) by RēR Megacorp. Instrumentalists who created the music were: Sobański (guitars, baritone cello), Rogoża (tenor sax), Jankowiak (trumpet), Oses (double bass), Waśkiewicz (bass), Krauz (drums) and Witold Oleszak (piano).[34]

Musicians

Rare Dialect:

Aliens from Planet Earth:

  • Mariusz Sobański - guitars, cello
  • Paweł Rogoża – tenor saxophone
  • Robert Bielak – violin
  • Krzysztof Waśkiewicz – bass guitar
  • Miłosz Krauz – drums

about:

  • Mariusz Sobański – guitars, Fender Rhodes
  • Paweł Rogoża – tenor saxophone
  • Robert Bielak – violin
  • Michał Pijewski – tenor saxophone
  • Daniel Pabierowski – tenor saxophone
  • Michał Fetler – baritone saxophone
  • Jakub Jankowiak – trumpet
  • Barbara Kucharska – flute
  • Marcin Szczęsny – synthesizers, Fender Rhodes
  • Piotr Oses – double bass
  • Tomasz Struk – fretless bass
  • Miłosz Krauz - drums

Chapter IV – Before the Murmur of Silence:

  • Mariusz Sobański - guitars, cello
  • Paweł Rogoża – tenor saxophone
  • Kuba Jankowiak - trumpet
  • Witold Oleszak – piano
  • Piotr Oses – double bass
  • Krzysztof Waśkiewicz – bass guitar
  • Miłosz Krauz - drums, percussion

Discography

Studio albums
  • Rare Dialect (Recommended Records 2011)
  • Aliens from Planet Earth (Recommended Records 2012)
  • about (Recommended Records 2013)
  • Chapter IV - Before the Murmur of Silence (Recommended Records 2014)
Extended plays
  • Back Up Session (European Improvisation Scene 2007)

Videography

Video albums
  • Beyond a Shadow of a Doubt
  • Aliens from Planet Earth DVD

Music videos

Year Title Production
2007 "Warm Red (Test of Personality)" Blurfilm
2011 "Tokyo Streets Symphony" szpulka.com
2012 "Time (Everything is Chasing After the Wind)" szpulka.com
"World of Cobweb Fabric" szpulka.com
2013 "about" Jacek Jabłoński
2014 "Three Headed Monster Sight Unsee" Poznańska Inicjatywa Filmowa
"Basements of Heaven" Poznańska Inicjatywa Filmowa
"Sealing Wind into Bottles" Poznańska Inicjatywa Filmowa

References

  1. ^ Wilczyński, Michał. "Lepiej". „Lizard Magazyn”. 3 (8)/2012, p. 26. Michał Wilczyński. GAD Records. ISSN 2082-4432 (in Polish)
  2. ^ "Light Coorporation on Prog Archives". Retrieved 2015-03-10.
  3. ^ Baruch, Adam (September 21, 2013). "Light Coorporation "about" review". Retrieved 2015-03-16.
  4. ^ Podgrajšek, Rok. "Light Coorporation "Rare Dialect" review". Retrieved 2015-03-16.
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