Described as "quietly mesmerising" (The Times) and "startlingly original" (The Observer), Philip Clemo's unique, multi-layered soundworlds balance on a cusp where many different polarities meet - the figurative and the abstract; the acoustic and the electronic; the traditional and the avant-garde; the composed and the improvised. 'Dream Maps', Clemo's sixth album, is a series of journeys or maps where each piece explores a different space. The shape of these spaces was developed through a process of composition and extended improvisation over a period of three years with contributions from 21 musicians including Arve Henriksen, Byron Wallen and Evi Vine.