Thanks John. Here's some more information about the AdpRiotTour and where its going next.
http://www.l-13.org/acatalog/JIMMY-CAUTY-ADP-RIOT-TOUR-.htmlTina, I know what you mean but not all avant garde noise is jazz and not all jazz is avante garde noise. Two jazz singers you may want to check out, if you've not come across them already, are Bessie Smith and Billie Holliday.
Last but not least, Oldbutyet. The voices are me and my wife. With what is essentially a drone you need the mix of voices (including the instruments) to add a bit more interest.
The inspiration was The Beatles Revolution 9 which caught me as a teenager. Running around classrooms saying "Number 9" cracked us up. The wonder of that track never left as I got older. The same can be said for Hendrix's I Don't Live Today, especially the end. Add in the feedback drenched introduction to Wild Thing at Monterey, The Star Spangled Banner at Woodstock and Miles Davis' electric period and you're cooking.
The more immediate inspiration was Jimmy Cauty's work of art and the pipeline protest at Standing Rock. Mix it altogether and you get 6 minutes of noise.
My musical skills lag behind what I have in my head. Revolution 3 sounds way too melodic to my ears but that's all my fingers could manage on the fret board. Which means I usually work fairly slowly.
I'm definitely interested with working with you. Send me a pm if you have something on the go I could help with.
Thanks to all of you for the positive comments, much appreciated.
Keith